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From Gary H:
Why do I have a red x on my folders? I can no longer safe pictures to desktop.
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It depends, do you want to have your files synced to OneDrive, if you do, then you would need to purchase a subscription to get another 100GB on OneDrive online, or you can turn off OneDrive, and you would be able to store any amount of image files on your PC.
Hi, I am Dave, I will help you with this.
That red X indicates you are using OneDrive or some other cloud service to sync your files online and the files are not syncing correctly.
Log into OneDrive online (https://onedrive.live.com/), do you find your files there, and at the bottom left, is your OneDrive allocation indicated as full?
Hi Dave,
I checked and the files are 0 but says I don't have enough to backup. Do I need to purchase something and will this purchase allow me to copy pictures to my desktop/documents, etc?
Please advise.
Gary
I have checked and I am only using 120 gigs of 1 terrabyte.
Hi, I am Dave, I will help you with this.
That red X indicates you are using OneDrive or some other cloud service to sync your files online and the files are not syncing correctly.
Log into OneDrive online (https://onedrive.live.com/), do you find your files there, and at the bottom left, is your OneDrive allocation indicated as full?
It is not full.
