Troubleshoot 'Dropbox Has Stopped Syncing' problem in Dropbox

Dropbox is one of the most popular cloud storage services that offers 2 GB of free storage for all users. For some, the storage space of 2GB is sufficient for basic tasks such as storing images, videos or other files. But there are people who limit 2GB is not enough and they start receiving email messages "Dropbox has stopped syncing" (Dropbox stops syncing).

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Users who receive this notification when there is not much storage available in their Dropbox account and try to add files through third party services or applications, Dropbox cannot add them and send the notification email. If you receive such an email, you can find different options in this article to solve the problem.

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Method 1: Upgrade account .

When you receive the "Dropbox has stopped syncing" incident notification email, users can fix this error by clicking the " Upgrade your Dropbox " button. By upgrading your Dropbox account, users will receive 1TB or 2TB of storage space right away. Account description will change from basic account to pro or business account. All storage capacity users earn in the basic account will be doubled. But this is a subscription-based service that will last until it stops paying.

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Method 2: Introduce your friends to use Dropbox

When recommending Dropbox to friends or colleagues via social networks using referral links and they create an account using this special link, you will receive an additional 500 MB of storage for your account. My Dropbox account. In this way, users can get an additional total of 16 GB.

Method 3: Track Dropbox on Twitter

Following Dropbox's Twitter account, users will receive an additional 125 MB of storage. This is probably the easiest way to add Dropbox account capacity.

Method 4: Write a few comment lines for Dropbox

You can get more storage space by writing a few Dropbox comment lines, they will browse and if approved you will have an additional 125 MB.

In addition to the above methods of increasing Dropbox storage, you can also try to delete unused files to free up storage space.

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