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menaralf
3 years agoHelpful | Level 6
force to upgrade...
Something that I unfortunately can not understand! My folder on the PC is occupied with only 49.1 MB. Dropbox claims that my folder is full and forces me to upgrade! I find this is unfair, and I am...
- 3 years ago
1. uninstall
2. Delete all directories with "Dropbox"
3. reinstall with a new email address.
At the moment it's ok!!!!
Hannah
Dropbox Community Moderator
3 years agoHey menaralf, can you let us know where you saw that your Dropbox is full?
Did you get some kind of email, or a pop-up notification? A screenshot would also be helpful.
menaralf
3 years agoHelpful | Level 6
I have uninstalled "Dropbox" from my PC! Should I install it again without upgrading?
- Rich3 years ago
Super User II
menaralf wrote:
I have uninstalled "Dropbox" from my PC! Should I install it again without upgrading?
With the space usage you've shown, there's no need to upgrade your account.
Where did you receive the message that you had to upgrade? Email, an app notification, the website, etc.?
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