Create a new folder 111111 to
move or transfer some files to the folder 111111 (assuming that the occupied capacity of this folder is A)
delete the folder 111111 (the network disk occupies capacity is reduced by A)
and then create a new empty folder with the same name 111111, do not put Import the file and delete it directly. (No change in occupied capacity) Go
to the recycle bin to restore the folder 111111 that was deleted for the first time [There are some files]
Normal result: After restoring the folder, the capacity of the network disk should increase. A
Abnormal result: The capacity of the network disk does not increase A, that is to say, the capacity A occupied by the restored folder 111111 has become a fish out of the net. Repeat the operation to "expand".
If the bug does not reproduce, repeat the above steps but need to change the file name, such as: 222222, 3333, 234fwef, 808080
Instructions for use
A SVIP personal account with a standard capacity of 5T. To expand the capacity by 100T, we will store a 100T placeholder file in the account in advance. At this time, the system shows that the used space is 0 and the available space is 5T.
1) After the user transfers to 4T resources, the system shows that the used space is 4T and the available space is 1T.
2) When the user deletes the placeholder file above 4T, the system shows that the used space is 0T and the available space is 5T.
3) Cycle 1~2 operations until the placeholder file is consumed.
Supplement
If the data is synchronized, the capacity occupied by the network disk is normal, and the effect is shown in the figure. You need a "repair" operation
The steps of "expansion":
Create a new folder 123456[Mark: A], after deleting it, restore and save N placeholder files. Delete again. Create a new folder with the same name as 123456 [Mark: B] After deleting, go to the recycle bin to restore the folder 123456 [Mark: A].
If it prompts: insufficient capacity, it means the restoration failed, or after the restoration is successful, the occupied capacity has increased. It means that the "expansion" failed! Continue the above steps, change a folder name such as 23456789 and continue the operation until it succeeds. Sometimes it takes multiple attempts to succeed!
After the "expansion" is successful:
Note 1. Do not delete or rename this folder [Mark: A] No more than 500 (placeholder) files can be stored in it, otherwise it cannot be restored after deletion. If the "occupied capacity is synchronized in the background", you need to constantly delete and restore the folder [Mark: A] to repair the occupied capacity [Note here: the occupied capacity of the network disk will appear "stuck", wait about half an hour It will be displayed normally]
Note 2. The folder with the same name in the recycle bin [mark: B] must be kept, and the recycle bin cannot be emptied.
Note 3. After logging in to the client or uploading, dumping, or downloading, the occupied capacity will be synchronized the next day. Of course, if you do nothing, the capacity will be synchronized. Follow the operation in 1 to "expand the capacity" again. In order to repair smoothly, do not delete the folder [mark: A] and keep some placeholder files. If the placeholder files and folders [Mark: A] have been deleted, they can also be repaired. Repeat steps 1-6. The difference is that you can't transfer the placeholder files from the album, you need to replace them with the files in the network disk. After the restoration is successful, you will save some large-capacity files, the number cannot exceed 500. Do delete and restore operations to repair, refer to Note 1.