How to Change the Default Google Drive Client Synchronization Folder Location
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- čas přidán 5. 07. 2024
- If you use the Google Drive for Desktop client, then you might want to change the default file synchronization folder from the C:\Users folder to a custom folder or even a different hard drive altogether. To do so, you will need to disconnect from your account, move your files and then reconnect and reconfigure the Drive client to point to the new file location. It's a pretty easy process and you shouldn't have a problem getting things moved over.
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It's unbelievable how unintuitive the Google Drive configuration is, I had to search far too long for instructions and it was your video that was the decisive help! Thank you so much!
This is the only person on the entire internet that knows what he is doing. this is the correct way.
You're a life saver. So simple yet so complicated to change folder location. Great job Google IT crowd :)
Thanks, Google makes it stupidly hard to transfer between Drive accounts. This is the best solution to do that
If you have more than one Drive account, you can try this to copy files between them.
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very useful, thanks!
Thank you ! it was just what i needed!
Thanks for it! Very helpful!
just as i needed. Thanks a lot
Great vid, many thanks. Saved me loads of time.
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Thanks for this; I was ripping my hair out, trying to figure out why it wouldn't let me change my storage location. I was on Streaming, not mirroring.
What are the details of the default location for read and write? Is it fast? As a video editor, is it okay if my project files are in the default location, or is it better to move them to a location on my SSD?
Your presentation is very good. However, I got hung up after disconnecting the drive from my account. I could not access the sign -in because the tray icon was gone. I was unable to complete the rest of the steps and was forced to uninstall and reinstall Desktop Drive and start from scratch. If you could show me what I missed, I would like to do this on my laptop as well.
Just because the tray icon is gone, doesnt mean the OneDrive client is gone. You most likely could have found it in your programs and opened it from there to continue.
What if I do not want to create a folder on the new drive (Drive Files), but just want the Drive to be acting as the folder itself?
You can try setting the location to E:\ for example and see if it puts everything in the root. I would think it would work.