Cloud storage full without any photos

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February 7, 2020
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Hello

I just subscribed to Lightroom/classic/Photoshop for two weeks and I already got two problems.

one of them is, that (as Lightroom cc tells me) 18.6GB of my 20GB cloud storage is beeing used, but it also says 0 Photos in 0 albums, so i cant rely on my cloud storage when I need it. I also tryed to delete something on the website, but there werent any photos at all.

Can somebody help me fixing that problem? or is this just an bug??

thak you

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Sahil.Chawla

Adobe Employee

Hi Luis,

That does not sound right, could you please login here and check if there are any files? https://assets.adobe.com/files
Also, make sure that you check the Deleted folder and remove file from the Deleted folder.

Let us know how it goes.
Regards,
Sahil

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luis.was.takenAuthor

Participant

Thanks you for replying. I Just checked If Theres any Data in the cloud, but There we're only two one-page documents and one Photo in the deleted folder. And by now, Lightroom tells me that i have used about 3gb instead of 18gb so it seems to be an Display error, but its still Strange. My biggest Problem remains anyway, that I Just cant import Photos in Lightroom CC. at least Lightroom Classic CC works all fine, but i paid for both, so i want to use both.

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jay_dizzla

Participant

I'm in the same boat Luis...I have some assets, but no more than 300mb. I do have an adobe portfolio website but again its just small images (which are in the assets folder).

I tried using Lightroom CC and within minutes of importing some photos the storage goes from 2gb to over the limit - without anything even uploading to the cloud. Is there a way to only upload previews to the cloud like I'm assuming Classic does? I've read that CC uses RAW in the cloud...which I dont know if is correct.

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