But sometimes, this feature may not work as intended, and youre unable to generate shared links.
Or you may get this error: You dont have permission to create a link.
Lets dive right in and explore how it’s possible for you to troubleshoot the problem.
When you reach that limit, you gotta wait 24 hours to share links again.
have another go tomorrow.
Unfortunately, Dropbox may sometimes forget to alert you about that.
More specifically, basic and trial accounts have a bandwidth limit of 20GB and 100,000 downloads per day.
Dropbox Plus, Family, Professional, and Business accounts have a 200GB bandwidth limit with unlimited downloads.
This means you wont generate new shared links and share files with your friends or colleagues.
The bad news is that Dropbox doesnt always alert you when it activates the ban.
Contact Dropbox support and ask them to find out if your account has been banned from sharing links.
Delete the problematic file and ask them to lift the ban.
Then, click again on your internet tool menu, selectHistory, and selectClear browsing data.
double-check to check the cookies and cache checkboxes andclear the cachefrom the last four weeks.
Refresh your web client and check the results.
Use a ZIP Archive
Maybe the file youre trying to share is copyrighted.
That might explain why you cant generate a link for it.
As a workaround, tryadding it into a ZIP archivefirst and check the results.
