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Forum Discussion
Can I resume large file upload?
I have a large video file that 16 GB and I copied it to dropbox folder and Dropbox desktop app showing me the file is being synced but I waited for more than 14 hours and still the same, my internet upload speed is 100 mbps according to speedtest.net
- When you hover your cursor over the icon (as described above) it will tell you the number files remaining, the speed and the estimated time remaining.
- Rich
Super User II
If you're using the Dropbox client on your computer and the file was placed in the local Dropbox folder, then it will resume the file automatically if the transfer is interrupted.
If it appears to be stuck, hover your mouse cursor over the Dropbox icon in the system tray (Windows) or menu bar (Mac) and see what Dropbox reports for its status. You might also want to read the following help article.
https://help.dropbox.com/syncing-uploads/stuck-syncingHovering the cursor over the Dropbox icon in the menu bar (Mac) gives no information about the status of a stuck file. Clicking the icon says Connection Is Secure and gives connection info.
- Jane
Dropbox Staff
Is there any way I can see a status bar like the percentage of completion
- RichWhen you hover your cursor over the icon (as described above) it will tell you the number files remaining, the speed and the estimated time remaining.
