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Moved to "D" drive from "C" but files are still on C drive.

Moved to "D" drive from "C" but files are still on C drive.

JackAubrey
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‎03-14-2019 02:11 PM
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I want to  move my Dropbox folder from "C" SSD drive which is out of room to my "D" drive. Followed the directions and was able to get it over to the "D" drive but the "C" folder still exists. So it looks like it copied? How do I delete the "C" Dropbox version? 

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Jay
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‎03-18-2019 07:52 AM
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No worries, I’m glad we managed to sort this out! Enjoy your week ahead. 🙂

Jay
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