Windows 10: Server storage quota has been exceeded. What is my quota?

I'm seeing this message on a lot of my Word documents. Apparently it happens for files that are stored in a folder that is rooted in OneDrive, which makes the file shareable between my PC and my Microsoft Surface Book. In fact, there are very few Word file that I need to share. Where can I find my quota? I also share some .txt files Since I am the only user, I can manually synchronize changes to those file. But they still have to be rooted in OneDrive. So I suppose they count against my quota, right?Finally, Is there a MS Windows Support article that explains how this works?Thanks for your he

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Upload Failed - Server storage quota exceeded. I don't understand and don't know how to respond.

I received this message. Upload Failed - Server storage quota exceeded. I don't understand and don't know how to respond.

 

Cannot change storage quota

I have an issue with changing storage quota. One of our users changed license from Office 365 F1 to Office 365 E3.
Then the storage quota got stuck at 2gb. In nutshell, the license was changed but
OneDrive storage quota is stuck

 

Windows Server 2016 Quota per user on shared folder

I can set a quota for a folder using file server resource manager, but that is not what I want to do.

That will set an overall quota on a folder but what I really want is to be able to set a quota of 100MB per user on a shared folder.

Is this possible?