Making Google Drive for desktop files available offline When uploading is complete, there will be a box in the lower right corner of the web browser window that shows upload complete and it will list the files that were uploaded. Once all files are highlighted, select the Open button You can upload more than 1 file at a time by highlighting all of them. In the upload file popup window, navigate to the V: Drive and the file(s) that you want to upload.Select the New button in the upper left corner of the page and select File upload.Navigate into the Shared Drive where you want to upload files from the V: Drive.In a web browser, navigate to and select Shared Drives.Moving Files from V: Drive to Google G: Drive using a Web Browser Now the file should be accessible from or any Windows device on which you are logged into Drive File Stream.You will see a Blue Circle badge on the file icon when the file is syncing to Google and then it will change to a Cloud icon when the file has successfully synced to Google as in the pictures below.Right-Click in the File Explorer window and select Paste.Open a second File Explorer Window and Navigate to the G: Drive and into the Shared Drive where you want to save the fiiles.Right-Click on the file you want to move to Google and select Copy.
Now when you create a new Microsoft Office Document file or any file in a Windows application, you can choose the G: drive and save it to your Google Drive or a Google Shared Drive.Your Google Files will be in your G: drive on your computer.In the Start Menu, find and select Google Drive for desktop.Logging into Google Drive for desktop on a Windows device You can find Google Drive for desktop in the Software Center on your computer. **Google Drive for desktop needs to be installed on your Windows computer.
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