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If the size of your Google Drive exceeds the limit, it will download as numerous zip files.
Select a size from the “Export Size” drop-down box that equals (or exceeds) the size of your Google Drive download. You can also add any other Google items you like to the archive by checking the box next to them.
You can use the Backup and Sync page to synchronize data between your computer and your Google Drive account, allowing you to download all your Google Drive information to your PC. Open your browser and open the Backup and Sync website. Once the files have completed downloading, go to your Downloads folder and unzip them to see them.
The consumer-focused application for personal Google Accounts was updated on January 13 with “improved Apple M1 support.” It specifically “fixed remaining M1 chip issues that prevented previous versions of Backup and Sync from running for some users.”īackup and Sync version 3.54 and above supports macOS Big Sur (version 11) including Apple devices with the Apple M1 chip. And Drive File Stream does not yet support Apple M1 devices.
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Google’s support document for the enterprise client explains how:ĭrive File Stream currently doesn’t support ARM-based Windows laptops and tablets, including the Microsoft Surface Pro X. The applications did not work on the Macs introduced late last year, and were showstoppers for some new buyers. Meanwhile, Drive File Stream - which is getting renamed - is intended for Workspace customers and features an on demand model. It’s a fairly standard client that lets you sync all (or just some of) your files/folders, including images and videos.
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Google now plans to update Drive File Stream in April with M1 support.īackup and Sync works with Google Drive and Photos. Since the November launch of Apple Silicon-powered Macs, third-party developers have been steadily updating their apps with native support.