how do you delete your cloud storage

[gary.green]

HI there i'm new to cloud, Please can someone tell me how you delete photo's from it using a pc' i have 20GB and it is almost full up

Thank you

[Manan Joshi · Accepted solution]

See the instructions mentioned in the following link

https://helpx.adobe.com/creative-cloud/help/delete-files-permanently.html

-Manan

[Sleeper5C71]

How do you delete the ENTIRE cloud service? I paused the syncing but the Core Sync Helper is really using alot of my CPU and my system is running slower. I will never store files on their server so I don't need access to this option at all. Before you could turn it OFF but now it just says PAUSE.

[willw42271749]

Hello. Has anyone found out how to delete photos stored in the cloud storage? It's kinda interesting how many threads here. It seems that most of the information about deleting files/photos is talking about files that have already been deleted and are sitting in the trash. The information then tells you how to delete them permanatly from that trash. I don't have anything in my trash. I have 500 photos that are taking up my entire cloud storage but I can't figure out how to delete them. I want to put my files into the trash. Does anyone know how?

[kglad]

use a browser. there are several tabs and link to check:

https://assets.adobe.com

https://lightroom.adobe.com

https://documentcloud.adobe.com

https://spark.adobe.com

[willw42271749]

OK! Yes! The second link from the top is the winner! The first link was where I had been trying but it didn't work. So the second link took me into my lightroom and I deleted from there. I guess that is where they were uploaded originally. So, my problem was that I was reading other posts and going into my creative cloud desk top. That is where I would see all my files but could not delete. It is just more simple than I would have ever imagined. Just delete directly from inside lightroom. I went to my all photos and deleted tons. It dropped my storage from 98% used to under 50%. Thank you for the post kglad.

[kglad]

you're welcome.