If not, you would need to contact the owner and ask to be re-invited. You may be able to rejoin the folder from your Sharing page. This isn't a small problem, its going to cost me days of event > you removed your access to the shared folder.Īre you the owner of the shared folder? If not, your access may have been removed by the owner of the folder and the message you see would still say that you removed your access. I literally had to install and configure dropbox at their premises. Why Am I losing these shares? Is there a way to restore it? Many of my clients are not tech-savvy. If that is the cause, dropbox needs some robustness added to it's systems. I'm not saying its cause, but its correlated. Last week I booted the PC with the drive containing the dropbox folder offline. Trying to get this sorted via chat and tickets, but I'm continually getting the 'you must be holding it wrong' level of tech support. Sure enough the folder had lost its share icon locally and permission online were 'only you' I checked events and saw that access had been removed. It was still there, both online and locally. Moments later dropbox sent a notification that one of the folders in that folder had been deleted. I took screen shots to prove it was a shared folder, owned by me. Dropbox event > you removed your access to the shared folder.

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