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3CA
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3 years ago
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I need to increase the free space on my SSD.

I am using Windows 10.   I need to increase the free space on my SSD.   Dropbox details are:        Size                            39.2GB        Size on disk               48.6GB   I...
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    3CA
    3 years ago

    That worked, thanks Megan.

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Megan
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3 years ago

Hi 3CA, let's jump right into this! 

 

Changing the status of your content from "available offline" to "online-only" should help you free up some of your hard drive space, once the changes are fully synced. 

 

In order for you to make the change, you need to locate a folder/file inside the Dropbox folder, right click on them and choose "make online-only". 

 

If you have any questions, let me know! 

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Steve Kury
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2 years ago

That did not work for me.

 

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