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Kulakat1
10 months agoExplorer | Level 3
Accidentally moved a shared folder to another shared folder, how do I move it back?
Hi
Somehow I did a drag and drop of one shared folder into a private folder.
How would I remove it ?
Hannah
10 months agoDropbox Staff
Hey Kulakat1, thanks for reaching out to the Dropbox Community.
Have you tried following these steps on moving a file/folder to a different location?
Did you have any issues moving it?
Keep me posted.
- Kulakat110 months agoExplorer | Level 3
Thank you for your post Hannah.
Yes I found the info and tried but it didn't work the way I expected. I ended up creating a new folder and moving the original out of my personal folder and into the new folder, so now it is a sub-folder but appears to still be shared which is what I needed.
It would be ideal to restore the original folder on it's own instead of being a sub-folder, but hopefully this will work.
- Kulakat110 months agoExplorer | Level 3
So is it possible to just move it out of the new folder and have it be it's own folder again?
- Nancy10 months agoDropbox Staff
Hi from me too, Kulakat1! You can do this with the same steps Hannah linked above.
If you want to move this folder to your root Dropbox folder, then upon selecting the end location, please click on "Dropbox".
In case you're having any trouble along the way, feel free to send me a screenshot of what you see.
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