Where Is Local Storage In Windows 8??

So i Have Revel App On My Windows 8 PC,
it stopped syncing because ive apparenly ran out of local storage space,
but i dont know where this folder is??? its not im my pictures
also is there a way via win 8 to stop it syncing to local and only sync to the cloud

Are you out of space on the computer or out of uploads in Revel? Revel does not save full sized copies of the photos on each device, but rather saves them in the cloud to avoid filling up your device. For this reason I am skeptical that Revel is the issue if your PC hard drive is full. Is it possible you have many programs, music ,documents, photos or videos that have filled up the disk?
Are you getting an error message from Revel? Are you a premium user? If not, you may have reached your upload limit of 50 uploads per month on a free account.
Pattie

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{quote:title=Nissin101 wrote @ 3:36pm EMT:}{quote}
Well I was able to move photos from the camera roll to the photo library by sending *the pictures via email to my dad's blackberry, then saving them to my computer from his phone, then putting them back on into the photo library*.
This is what I said originally.
{quote:title=Nissin101 wrote @ 4:08pm EMT:}{quote}
Alright I guess that answers my question then. However, just as I said I was able to transfer photos from my camera roll to my photo library, so at least that is possible.
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