Get the most out of your Drive - get rid of duplicates to save yourself time and money. So, you've set up your Google Drive and have saved some files there. How do you download those files to your computer or to your phone?
First, ask yourself whether you want to transfer certain files from Google Drive to your computer, or whether you would prefer to always keep your computer and Google Drive in sync.
The first option will do for those who only want certain files from their Google Drive, or who only rarely need Google Drive files on their computer.
Any files added, removed or edited on Google Drive will be reflected automatically on your computer, so you can keep all your up to date files in both locations at once. Now let's see how to sync files from Google Drive to PC. Depending on how many files you have chosen to sync, the download may take some time.
However, when the download is complete, you will be able to access your Google Drive files on your computer. To do this, open File Explorer on your computer, then click "Google Drive" from the left-hand column.
Downloading files from your Google Drive to your iPhone is easy, but first, you'll need the Google Drive app on your iPhone. If you've not already got the Google Drive app on your iPhone, you can download it from the App Store.
So, we've seen how to download files and photos from Google Drive to your computer and to your iPhone. However, you may find that in the process of transferring files from place to place or saving files from different devices; that you will accumulate duplicates of some of your files.
Not only are duplicate files annoying and messy, but they take up valuable space in your Google Drive. Since you only get 15GB free space with Google Drive, duplicates can eat away at this allowance and may eventually cause you to consider upgrading to gain more space even though you may not need to. There's a simple remedy for this issue - Duplicate Sweeper.
Duplicate Sweeper is a handy tool for your Windows PC or Mac which scans your folders and deletes duplicate files based on your preferences. The boundary of file size when the method is changed is about 40MB. You can download the shared folder from Google Drive web But you can't do it if the owner prohibits downloading. But you can't do it if the owner prohibits downloading. Go to the folder in Google Drive that contains the files you want to download.
Hold CTRL and click on the files you want to download. Once you have selected the files you want, right click on the last file you selected and select download. Google Drive will now download a zip file to your computer containing all the files you selected for download. I performed the steps in this article using the Google Chrome desktop Web browser on a laptop running Windows These steps will also work on other desktop or laptop versions of other popular Web browsers.
You can move files into Google Drive folders by clicking and holding on a file, then dragging it to the folder. This moves that file into the folder, so you may wish to make a copy of the file first if you want to keep it in the overall Google Drive file list. The downloaded Google Drive folder is going to be in a zip file. You can unzip a zip file in Windows 10 by right-clicking on the file, choosing the Extract all option, then clicking Extract on the window that opens. You would need to zip the folder first, then upload the zipped file back to Google Drive and share the download link for that folder instead.
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