If you want to sync files between Google Drive and your computer, you may be able to use one of two apps. Some Google Drive features are only available with a work or school account, and you're not signed in.
To sign in to your work or school account, click here.
- Backup and Sync syncs and stores Drive content locally on your computer.
- Drive File Stream streams all files and folders from the cloud. You can only use Drive File Stream with a Google Account through work or school.
Compare Backup and Sync & Drive File Stream
Backup and Sync | Drive File Stream | |
---|---|---|
Use files in My Drive | Yes | Yes |
Use files in shared drives | No | Yes |
Sync only selected folders in My Drive* | Yes | Yes |
Sync only individual files in My Drive* | No | Yes |
Use native apps, like Microsoft Office & Photoshop | Yes | Yes |
See who's editing with real-time presence in Microsoft Office | No | Yes |
Integrates with Microsoft Outlook, Meet scheduling | No | Yes |
Sync other folders, like Documents or Desktop | Yes | No |
Use with your personal Google Account | Yes | No |
Use with your work or school Google Account | Maybe | Yes |
Upload photos and videos to Google Photos | Yes | No |
*With Drive File Stream, you can make selected files or folders 'Available offline' to sync them to your computer rather than an online stream.
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USEFUL LINKS
https://support.google.com/drive/answer/7638428
https://support.google.com/drive/answer/7329379
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