This may sound like a stupid question, but do
you have enough space on your physical drive? Since Dropbox acts as a
folder on your physical drive there has to be enough space on that drive
as well for it to sync and for it to be stored in your Dropbox folder.
Have you cleared the Dropbox cache? This is the path in Windows Explorer (assuming you're using Windows 7)
I hope one of these helps.
Have you cleared the Dropbox cache? This is the path in Windows Explorer (assuming you're using Windows 7)
%HOMEPATH%\Dropbox\.dropbox.cache
type that line in the location bar in Windows Explorer and it should
take you to the dropbox cache folder. I think the cache folder is deleted
automatically every 3 days, but if you just recently deleted a lot of
files this could be taking up valuable space in your dropbox folder.I hope one of these helps.
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