On Windows, CCleaner will get the job done. It's a good idea to perform these tasks yourself on a monthly or bi-monthly basis. Perform system maintenance and optimization Modern operating systems perform maintenance tasks on their own, but these automated routines aren't perfect. Once there, change your Upload rate to "Don't limit", or if you're familiar with your network's upload bandwidth and want to exercise a little more control, pick an upload limit that you're comfortable with in the Limit to field.Ħ.
On Windows, Click Dropbox in the system tray, then Preferences > Bandwidth on Mac, click Dropbox in the menu bar, then Preferences > Network > Bandwidth > Change Settings. You can limit it to any speed yourself, or remove that limit entirely: You don't have to let Dropbox choose for you. Instead of maximizing your connection, it automatically choices whatever speed it believes is optimal. You can only upload as fast as your connection allows, but Dropbox - by default - limits your upload speeds no matter what. Speed is probably not the first priority of the ROM that comes with your device, so do a little research to see what's available and if you can flash something better.Ĩ. For those of us still running 4.0 or earlier and who are bothered by speed issues, choosing a speed-optimized ROM can help remedy the issue. When Android 4.1 Jellybean is released (and actually on real devices), the OS' sluggishness might be a thing of the past. You'll get a rundown of which apps are using how much space so you can delete them, or at least delete some of the data they're saving on your device. Head on over to the Settings app, tap General, and then tap Usage.
If you're running iOS, you don't get an automatic method for cleanup but you can view what's taking up all that space. Most Android users can migrate data to a microSD card and call it a day, but if you're rooted you can use an app like SD Maid to clean things up automatically.
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