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Dropbox downloads files bigger than 20 GB
Hi, We are sharing enormous files sometimes with dropbox, files over 20GB/50GB and beyond, we've been doing that for a long time with dropbox but recently I've encontered a server error when downloading any big file via chrome without downloading the application. Our internet connection is stable and very good. We've tryed with differents computers in differents network. We've zipped our files so it get smaller and we go into the file page to make sure we're downloading only one file and dropbox is not doing a zip file of our zip file. And then we get the server message when we're about half through the download. I was wandering if anything changed with dropbox recently about file downloads if there is new limitations. We're not using Dropbox Transfer we use normal file sharing through the application. We've got all the same options in there so I don't really know why there is dropbox transfer since it used to work just fine. Thanks in advance,
Dropbox transfer right-click option vanished from windows 11
Hello, would like to ask for a hepl with Dropbox transfer. I used Dropbox transfer from my Windows 11 by clicking right button on my mouse and there was "send with dropbox transfer" option. I could select more files and do the same. But now I can not see this option anymore in my windows. There is just Dropbox > View in Dropbox / Version history. Any guess what shall I do? I have account with 5 TB storage including this transfer feature. Thanks in advance, Jana
Fix incorrect internet speed warning when downloading large Dropbox Transfers
I'm not sure if it's a lot of files, or a large size that triggers this warning. The warning claims the internet connection is not fast enough, and also suggests moving to spot with better signal, erroneously assuming it's a wifi or cell connection even if it is hardwired. The warning is incorrect. For large transfers, it come up on any internet connection I've tested, including very fast home internet (300mb/s down) and very fast commercial dual 10gigabit fiber connections at a film post production facility in NYC. It looks sloppy to be sending my clients big files, and have them see this warning, when they connect from a state of the art, top 0.01% internet connection designed specifically for downloading large files quickly.Access to Expired Photo Link
I recently got some film developed at a local photo developing store. The store emails you a dropbox link through Dropbox Transfer when the scanned photos are available, and I asked them not to keep the negatives so I did not have to pick them up later. I apparently waited too long and once I opened the link to download the photos, it said the link had expired and had only been open for a week. I contacted the company and they are saying there’s nothing they can do as they have wiped all of the photos from their systems and that dropbox has likely done the same at this point. Is there any way I can get renewed access to this link through dropbox or some other way? From my understanding, the files should still be in the link, it is just that I no longer have access to them. Please let me know thanks!
