STEP 4: Remove access from your personal Dropbox account.STEP 3: Transfer ownership from the personal Dropbox account to the U-M Dropbox account.STEP 2: Accept the shared folder into your U-M account.STEP 1: Share the data in the personal Dropbox account with your U-M Dropbox account.Resolution Folders you own in your personal Dropbox account Users may need to create a folder in the personal / external account, move the data there, then transfer it to U-M Dropbox. Single files may not be able to be transferred.More details can be found in Step 2 below. When transferring data from a personal Dropbox account, the folder needs to be accepted into the U-M Dropbox account.There are two larger situations, depending on ownership of data in your personal account.
To address this, ownership of the data needs to be shifted using the personal Dropbox account. It also can take a lot of time and effort, depending on the amount of data. NOTE: If you download the personal Dropbox data locally to you desktop, and then uploads it to your U-M Dropbox account, the collaborations/shares do not persist. You cannot “merge” personal Dropbox accounts into U-M Dropbox accounts unless the personal account has a email address used by active faculty, staff, students, emeritus faculty, and sponsored affiliates at the Ann Arbor, Dearborn, Flint, and Michigan Medicine campuses. an MCommunity group (or Shared Account) email address.a U-M subdomain email address (e.g., ).This article applies when a user of a personal / external Dropbox account wants to transfer that data into U-M Dropbox.Ī personal / external Dropbox account would be one that uses:
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