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.

Open File Explorer on your Windows Device and Navigate to the V: Drive file(s) you would like to move to Google.

Make sure the Shared Drive has the appropriate user access for users that need to access the files. **If you want to move files into a Shared Drive, the Shared Drive must be created first before files can be moved into it. Moving Files from V: Drive to Google G: Drive using the Google Drive for desktop application (Google Drive)

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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