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The only way I found to use the shared drive, is using google drive web and creating an shortcut for the shared folder inside my drive, but when I create folders inside this shortcut it uses my available space for google drive

If I uninstall google drive and install it again, it says that i have a partially deleted google drive, and tells me to reboot my computer. When I do as it says, it installs google drive as a local drive into my computer, and i am still unable to switch accounts or open the app page.

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Trying to get my HD and connected servers to be on the desktop by default. I have a script that, when ran on my main computer, works great..... When I try to use the trigger on the test machine it doesnt seem to want to relaunch the finder even though I have the killall Finder command in the script.....

If you want offline access you can add a tool like Insync (payware; multiple account support, desktop notification, symlink support), or Rclone (setup instructions; freeware; command-line to sync to Google Drive, but also Dropbox, Amazon S3, and OneDrive).

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Hello, new user and Norton refugee(yay!) here. Since installing ESET Smart Security, the Google Drive app on my desktop (Windows 8.1 Pro Update 1 84-bit) reports that it can not connect to the internet.

Unfortunatelly that is not my case. I tested the drives on 2 AMD boards,1 x470 and a B450 - both are having the same issue - drive not detected. On the same power supply and cable (which I am confident are fine) I was running a 8TB WD RED without any issues on the affected systems.

HW and system configuration of the systems are all ok,BIOS versions are up2date.

I will give it 1 more try to get them working on an Intel based system but if it wont work out I will just return them and go for the WD RED PROs probably.

I just want to leave the answer here also, as its got answered on other reddist etc. But im supprised thats not answere HERE. So i laso cant not detect HC510 on any computer UNTILL i used MOLEX 4 pin power supplys end, connected it to molex4 to sata adapter, i got with some desktop montherboard. its meams those datacenter hdds wont run with standard sata power supply ending, but will work just fine with the sam power supply, but with molex4-pin with converter!

The 10TB drive that was being reported as 1250GB by the BIOS is in fact a 4Kn model. This means its logical sector size is 4KB rather than 512B, ie a factor of 8. The drive reports its total number of sectors to BIOS, but BIOS thinks that the sector size is 512B, so it calculates the capacity as 10TB / 8 = 1250GB.

The ultrastar HE10 8TB 3.5 inch Helium platform Enterprise Hard drive, such as the HGST HUH728080ALE600 model you mentioned, should be compatible with your desktop PC running Windows 7. Enterprise drives are designed for High performance and reliability, often used in mep estimation enterprise environments, but they can also be used in non enterprise setups like personal desktop PCs. The lack of windows 7 compatibility mentioned in the spec sheet is likely due to the fact that window 7 is an order operating system, and newer drives often prioritize compatibility the more recent operating systems. Regards

The Ultrastar He10 is a high-capacity, helium-filled hard drive designed for data center and enterprise storage applications. While it can technically be used with desktop PC systems, there are some considerations to keep in mind regarding its compatibility:

Access all your Box files directly from your desktop, without taking up much hard drive space. Box Drive is natively integrated into Mac Finder and Windows Explorer, making it easy to share and collaborate on files.

While many people access Google Drive directly from their web browser or from mobile apps, some people prefer to have access to their files and photos directly on their desktop, just like files that are stored locally on your device. Drive for desktop is an application for Windows and macOS that lets you quickly access content directly from your desktop, helping you easily access files and folders in a familiar location. Drive for desktop also automatically syncs local files to the cloud in the background, which minimizes the time you need to spend waiting for files to sync.

Before launching Drive for desktop, we had two sync solutions available: Backup and Sync, which was built primarily for consumer users, and Drive File Stream, which was built for business users. Now, we're unifying these sync clients into the new Drive for desktop, bringing people the best and most used features from both Backup and Sync and Drive File Stream, including the ability to:

Please dont to anything with the encrypted vault files (blue frame). Only the app is supposed to place files in here. You allways put your files in the virtual drive. To make it super clear. If you put (unencrypted) files in the vault folder (blue frame), they will not be encrypted, and they will be synced with your online storage. You want to avoid this.

You will notice both your My Drive and Shared Folders are inside and can open either one.

Note: the files in your G: drive are not stored on your computer. They will be streamed from Google's cloud and so you will need internet access to interact with them. It will cache whatever file you are working with on your computer, and should you lose connection, it will attempt to resync any changes made afterward. If you are using Google Docs in Chrome, you can get an extension that enables you to work offline on files.

Here you can change the drive letter to something other than G or switch accounts if want to access another google account's drive. There are few other settings but as Google adds features, there will be more options in here.

Once Google Drive for Desktop is setup, you can copy any files over from your computer to the drive. It's as simple as dragging the folder you want copied, into the folder you want inside your G: Drive.

A copy of your files will now be on your hard drive and on your Google Drive. However, these files will not sync. If you make changes to a file in your pc's document folder, it will not change on the Google Drive, or vice versa. That is why this is most useful for a quick backup before a re-image or changing computers. Once your new or re-imaged computer is setup and Google Drive is installed, you can copy files you want back from the Google Drive to the PC.

After you copy all the files you want to your G: Drive and they have finished transferring, you can then delete the files from your computer. You would then work with files from the G: Drive then on. Note: You should verify the files you wanted copied are finished transferring and that you are able to open/work with them before deleting the files from your hard drive (see step 5 above).

Having a copy of your files on both your computer and Google Drive, will allow you to recover or use your files from another computer/device in case you no longer have access to the original computer due to damage or loss. This also works well when re-imaging your computer or switching to a new one. However, it does not provide a backup in the case you accidentally erase a file that you have changed in one drive but not the other--it would only give access to the older version of the file. If you used Google Drive to free up disk space on your hard drive, deleting the copies on your PC, you will only have the version on Google Drive. If you delete it or make changes to it in Google Drive and want to revert, there is no way to do that unless a Google Doc had version tracking. We recommend you also use a backup drive with its provided backup software or a third-party backup solution since those backups are meant to cover just about any issue.

Once upon a time, I installed the Google Drive desktop client on my MacBook Pro, only to discover shortly after that it had filled up my local storage on the laptop. That was my original, Intel-based MacBook that only had a 500GB SSD drive. It took me no time to figure out what exactly had gobbled up my storage on the device and even less time to resolve the problem. Had I not been able to put that two-and-two together quickly, I'd have run into some problems with that laptop. Fortunately, that was not the case.

I will assume that you already have the Google Drive Desktop Client installed on either macOS or Windows (please, Google, create an official client for Linux!) and have it linked to your Google Drive account. The desktop client installation is very simple for both platforms, so you shouldn't have any trouble getting it up and running and connected to Google Drive.

Stream files: all files are stored on Google Drive cloud only unless you open a file or make it available offline. All files that are either opened or made available offline will be stored in a virtual drive in your local storage.

At this point, I'm certain you know what happened with that earlier installation. I connected Google Drive (via the Desktop Client) to my MacBook by way of mirroring the files, which synced every file in my Drive account to local storage. And given I paid for2TB of Google Drive storage, you can bet that consumed every bit of space on my drive. Do that, and the operating system will slow to a crawl.

When you opt to stream files, they are saved in a virtual drive that can be mounted and unmounted. However, when you go with the mirror option, those files are saved in /Users/USERNAME/My Drive (Where USERNAME is your macOS username). Once you've uninstalled the Google Drive Client (and you've checked to verify all of your directories and files still exist on your Google Drive cloud account), delete that My Drive directory. Once you've done that, you've freed up the space Google Drive consumed and should be back to a more management disk. e24fc04721