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menaralf
2 years agoHelpful | Level 6
force to upgrade...
Something that I unfortunately can not understand!
My folder on the PC is occupied with only 49.1 MB. Dropbox claims that my folder is full and forces me to upgrade!
I find this is unfair, and I am very disappointed!
What can I do, if I don't want to upgrade????
1. uninstall
2. Delete all directories with "Dropbox"
3. reinstall with a new email address.
At the moment it's ok!!!!
- RichSuper User II
menaralf wrote:
My folder on the PC is occupied with only 49.1 MB. Dropbox claims that my folder is full and forces me to upgrade!?
Check your Backups page.
- menaralfHelpful | Level 6
What do you mean with this??? Nothing is there! It's empty.
- RichSuper User II
menaralf wrote:
What do you mean with this??? Nothing is there! It's empty.
People that have this issue usually have files being backed up, which also takes space in their account. I was telling you to check your Backups page for any files you were unaware of.
What does your Plan page show for your usage? If possible, take a screenshot, being sure to mask any private information.
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