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As long as you've shared the link already the only thing that you could do is delete the link @howdoyou! You can review current links and delete them here:   https://www.dropbox.com/share/links Last but not least, if you're on a Dropbox Professional or Business account, you can also set a password or expiry date for your shared links  I hope this helps to some extent and please let me know if you have any more questions.  ... View more

Following up on my previous response as I think I missed some crucial information here @A01 - let me know if the information below helped! If there's only one admin on your team, the easiest way to appoint a new admin is to contact the current admin directly. If you don't know who the admin on your team is, you can find out here: https://www.dropbox.com/team You can let the current admin know that they can make someone else on your team an admin by following the steps below: Log in to   https://www.dropbox.com/team/admin Click the gear to the right of the member you'd like to turn into an admin and select "Add admin permissions" from the menu. Once you're also an admin on the account, you can remove the other person as an admin if you choose to do so by following these steps:  Log in to   https://www.dropbox.com/team/admin Click the gear to the right of the member you'd like to remove as an admin and select "Remove admin permissions" from the menu. We strongly recommend always having a minimum of 2 admins on every Dropbox Business account. I hope this information helps and please let me know if you have any questions. ... View more

I'm not sure I understand but if you're indeed trying to create a new account to share with another person you'd need to do it  at:  https://www.dropbox.com/register @Mrx9175! Note that you'd need to use an email address that is not associated with a Dropbox account to do this. Moreover, sharing an account is not recommended and comes with certain risks. Technically, giving your password to anyone else is against the Dropbox terms of service. While we would not disable an account that was shared, we also could not help you if anyone in the group were to change the email or the password. There are other risks with sharing an account as well.  If you want to share a quota pool with a group we have Dropbox Business which allows this, and many other features helpful for groups.  You can learn more about Dropbox Business here: https://www.dropbox.com/business Last but not least, have you considered doing this with separate shared folders (to avoid creating accounts, sharing credentials etc.)?  ... View more

Sorry to hear about this Sebastian.  You can recover any user that has been deleted from your team within seven days of the deletion. To recover a user, follow these steps: Log into   www.dropbox.com   using your admin account. Click on ‘Admin Console.’ Choose ‘Members.’ Select ‘Deleted’ from the dropdown menu at the top right, or go to: https://www.dropbox.com/team/admin/members#deleted  After that:  Locate the user you’re interested in and click on the gear icon to the right. Choose ‘Recover.’ This will recover the user’s account and the user will be a member of your team. The user will be able to access it again using their same username and password, or using SSO if your team has it enabled. [If you have performed a File Transfer on this account, the Admin will not be able to recover the account back to the team.] From there, you'll have to convert the member's account to an individual one. This is how to convert a team member to an individual account: Sign in to dropbox.com   with your admin credentials. Click   Admin Console. Choose the   Members   tab. Click the gear icon next to the name of the person you want to remove. Select   Delete member. Click   Convert to individual Dropbox Basic account instead. Click   Convert account. I hope this information helps and please let me know if you have any questions @bellanoirfilms! ... View more