How to use Google Drive as a Local Disk Drive in Your Computer

To use Google Drive on your computer like you use local drive, follow these steps:
“Download Google Drive on Your Desktop”
“Open the installer and click ‘Install'”
“Log in with your Google account”
Now you can access Google Drive on your computer and you can use Google Drive as a local Drive.

Yes, You can securely store your files on Google Drive and open or edit them from any device. It’s like having your stuff everywhere you go. You just need your Account’s access.

Yes, you can map Google Drive as a local drive. This means you can access your files even when you do not have the internet. You have to just add Google Drive on your PC.

Yes, Google Drive is free! Everyone gets 15 gigabytes (GB) of free storage. That is enough space for your photos, files, videos, and Documents. If you have Google Fiber, you get more space!

If you want Google Drive to show up in your File Explorer, you need to do this:
Install the Google Drive app from Here.
After installing, it will appear in File Explorer as Google Drive.
If you change your mind, you can remove it by signing out of the app.

Yes, you can put big files even in Gigabytes on Google Drive, but there are some rules or restrictions:
You can upload and share files up to 5 TB (Which is Enough)
If a file is too big to copy, You should download it first, and then upload it.

You don’t have to do anything to get 1TB Google Drive. Google is turning everyone’s 15 GB to a gigantic 1 TB Storage. No Special actions are needed it happens automatically for all Google users.

Ahmm Not really. If your Google Drive gets full storage then some things might disappear after 2 years. But do not worry about it! You can stop that from happening by using less space or getting a bigger Storage from Google.

If you want to share something on Google Drive with other Google Users, here is a simple way to share :
Click the blue Share button on the top right of your Drive file.
Choose Link Sharing options and make it to everyone with the link.
This lets anyone on the Internet see and use your file without needing to sign in or any permission.
But be careful about sharing your data, only share with people you trust.

Just having a Google Drive link won’t harm your computer. But remember, bad people can put harmful stuff in links. So, only open, View, and download things from people you know are safe.

Both are cool, but Google Drive gives you more space for free! Dropbox is nice too, especially for emails and photos. But if you want more storage without paying, Google Drive is the best option for you.

If you love all things Apple and really care about privacy, iCloud Drive might be your jam. But if you want more space, teamwork features, and don’t mind mixing devices, Google Drive is the Best option for your data.