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When you move files to a cloud account from Data Parking, the uploads are run by Data Transfers. You can close Data Parking and they finish in the background; open More → Data Transfers… to watch progress.

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If the network drops or an account needs signing in again, the affected file is parked in Data Transfers with a plain-English reason, while the rest keep going. The source stays intact for anything that didn't upload, so fix the connection and send it again.

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Related: Data Transfers or Data Parking? · A transfer failed — what now?

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Data Transfers · Data Transfers basics

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Why do my Data Parking cloud uploads show up in Data Transfers?

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Short answer: Data Parking's cloud uploads run as Data Transfers jobs, so you can close Data Parking and track them under More → Data Transfers…. A file that couldn't upload waits there with a plain-English reason and its source intact.

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When you move files to a cloud account from Data Parking, the uploads are run by Data Transfers. You can close Data Parking and they finish in the background; open More → Data Transfers… to watch progress.

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If the network drops or an account needs signing in again, the affected file is parked in Data Transfers with a plain-English reason, while the rest keep going. The source stays intact for anything that didn't upload, so fix the connection and send it again.

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Related: Data Transfers or Data Parking? · A transfer failed — what now?

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