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Q9999
New member | Level 2
2 years ago

Where are the byte counts?

 

I'm new to Dropbox (or rather returning after 7 years).  I'm told I have maxed out my storage at 2 gigs.   I am trying to find out how I've done that, but the interface only lists a few files -- and those have no byte values.   How do I see EVERYTHING that DropBox has backed up for me and its byte count?

 

Thanks.

 

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  • Jay's avatar
    Jay
    2 years ago

    There should be a file or folder on your account that is taking up the quota. By calculating the folder sizes, you'll be able to determine where the space is being taken up on your account.

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    Jay
    Icon for Dropbox Staff rankDropbox Staff
    2 years ago

    Hi Q9999, thanks for messaging the Community.

     

    You can find out the quota usage on the account by checking out this page.

     

    Additionally, if you need the size of files and folders, these steps would also help.

     

    If you need any further assistance, please let me know!

    • Q9999's avatar
      Q9999
      New member | Level 2
      2 years ago

      Thanks, Jay, but the page that you linked to only shows me the total gigs used, which I already know. I do not see files listed with individual sizes.

      • Jay's avatar
        Jay
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        2 years ago

        Did you try the steps in the second link I provided?

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