How to Use the Google Drive App in Windows
By Prempal Singh
Google Drive has become one of the premiere cloud storage options for millions of computer users over the past few years. But it isn’t just about Google Docs and Slides–you can also use it to sync your other files across computers, and access them offline, without a browser.
This means no more opening up sluggish web browsers, or waiting on a sub-par Internet connection to get to the files you need. Here’s our guide on how to use Google Drive’s desktop app.
NOTE: We’re using Windows 7 in our example, but this will work in Windows 8 and Windows 10 as well. We refer to Google Chrome throughout this , which is equivalent in any Windows.
How to Download and Install the Google Drive App
If you’re currently logged into your Google Drive account in a browser, you can download the Google Drive app for your PC by clicking this link https://www.google.com/drive/download/.
After downloading the Google Drive on your PC, you have to install it in your Windows.
After doing this, you can see the Google Drive in your windows or where you have been given the location to install it.
How to Connect Your Google Account to the Google Drive App and Sync Your Files
When the installation is finished, you’ll see a Welcome to Google Drive wizard, which will help you set up Google Drive. Click “Get Started”.
The wizard will ask you for your Gmail address, your password, and a verification code, if you have two-step verification enabled on your Google account.
Once you’ve entered Google Drive account information, another wizard displays. This one shows you info about Google Drive. Use the “Next” button on each screen to advance through the wizard.
When you get to the last screen of the wizard, you can see the Google Drive in your file folder on desktop or anywhere, where you gave the location.
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