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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
Hannah,
Please disregard. It turns out there was a folder that showed zero storage used actually was quite large for some reason. So, I just deleted that (including permanently deleting it in the "deleted files" section, and it appears to have reduced my storage use. I don't know why dropbox was reporting zero for that folder....
Mark
Super User II
4 months agoDeleted items dont use quota.
However, the bottom four don't have a size, which usually means they are too large to calculate. Ignore Apps as that doesnt use quota if its the Dropbox designated one.
So check Mac, Health Care and Temp files
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