"Unable to sync" when uploading large files to Creative Cloud

Hi,
I recently tried to upload some large files (1.1 GB, 2 GB) to my Creative Cloud. After completing the upload after nine hours I got the error message "unable to sync".
Any suggestions?
Regards,
pdm208

I'm having the same issue. I removed the offending big files. I turned sync on and off, but it's still unable to sync. Any thoughts?

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