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kdwpilgrim
9 years agoHelpful | Level 5
How can I stop an upload?
Surely it is possible to cancel an upload in process. Why can't you tell me how to do that?>?>?
- 9 years agoSimply close Dropbox, or, move the files out of the Dropbox folder on your computer.
- 9 years ago
There is a cancel option.
Click View detailsClick the XCanceled
Mark
Super User II
9 years agoWe need more info.... on what device?
- kdwpilgrim9 years agoHelpful | Level 5
I am uploading directly to the web using my windows computer. I have tried everything I can to find some kind of abort or cancel button. This is not being synced at this time.
- Mark9 years ago
Super User II
Simply close Dropbox, or, move the files out of the Dropbox folder on your computer.- hannaH59 years agoNew member | Level 2
I am having the same issue. Uploading from external drive on Mac laptop. This is a new issue since the new version came out.
There used be an "X" next to file name so I could stop an upload.
Exiting out of Dropbox isn't a viable option especially if I am atttempting to upload say 12 files at once, and realize I am trying to upload just one incorrect file. Exiting will stop all activity. Help please:)
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