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TheManOfTheHour
11 months agoNew member | Level 1
Dropbox says it is full when it is not
I have 11 GB of space but Dropbox says it is full. I once synced with iMovie without wanting to. I deleted all my files everywhere in Dropbox and cleared Caches but it still says my Dropbox is full.
Can anyone help?
Regards from Steven
Have you checked www.dropbox.com/backups ?
3 Replies
- Mark11 months ago
Super User II
Have you checked www.dropbox.com/backups ?
- TheManOfTheHour11 months agoNew member | Level 1
Thank you Mark. It worked great
- Theresa10 months ago
Community Manager
Hi TheManOfTheHour , and welcome to the Dropbox Community. 😊 I’m so glad to hear that you figured out where all your storage was being used up and that you can now get back to using your Dropbox account normally. 🎉
By the way, I’m Theresa, a Community Manager here at Dropbox HQ 👩💻. I love hearing how our members use Dropbox in their daily lives! If you’re open to sharing, I’d love to hear from you. ✨
T 😸(Dropbox Community Manager)
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