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6062535
4 months agoNew member | Level 2
"Your Dropbox is full" notification but I only have one file in my account
I have deleted all files but one photo on my account. Yet, every day since I still have a notice that my Dropbox is full. And suggesting I upgrade my account. Which I don't need. (MacOS Monterey 12.7...
- 4 months ago
Hello all, thanks for your suggestions and assistance. I did manage to delete all unnecessary files. And have paid to increase my capacity as may be needed in future. All is good now. I think.
WilburNJ
4 months agoNew member | Level 2
Mark
Super User II
4 months agoAs the image said you have 17gb of files on your account. Dropbox isnt misrepresenting the space - dont you think millions of people would complain if that was the case? Thats what is on your account, although probably not your machine.
You can see everything at http://www.dropbox.com/home note it MAY NOT be on your computer as syncing stops when over quota, so you cannot use the file size of folders to check this.
You can also use https://help.dropbox.com/storage-space/file-size to see how large each indvidual folder is.
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