Published on June 6th, 2012
The default location or address Google Drive uses to store and sync all files and folders is C: Users Google Drive. It also creates a shortcut to the Windows Explorer Favorites entry. So to store or get any file from Google Drive, the default location is your only destination if you are not using browser.
'Where did Google Drive Stored my Offline Files?' This is a problem that I encountered recently. And eventually found where Google Drive is storing my downloaded or 'Offline' files in my Android smartphone. Before I show you where, let me tell you first what happened. Well, if you don't want to read my story, you can skip the middle part of this article and scroll down.
- Store, share, and access your files and folders from any mobile device, tablet, or computer—and your first 15GB of storage are free. Go to Google Drive.
- Google Drive is a giant in the cloud storage world. It is by far the most used storage option out there, and it's no slouch when it comes to sharing files. In fact, Google Drive is among the.
I recently uploaded an Audio file to my Google Drive through a desktop computer here in the office, since I do not have a card reader or a USB cable to transfer the files from the computer to my Android smartphone. So I made use of Google Drive. I uploaded the file to Google Drive. And I downloaded the Google Drive App on my phone. I accessed the file through the Google Drive App on my smartphone and there it was. Problem 1 solved!
Now the next problem is I want that file to be available locally or offline so that I could listen to the audio file anywhere I am. So I downloaded the file to my android smartphone by making it an 'Offline file'. Second problem solved!
Now, where in the world did Google drive stored the Offline files? Because I wanted to transfer it on the MP3 folder on my sdCard. I searched every directory in my smartphone and finally I found it. Foxit reader 64 bit offline installer.
Imac 2014 keyboard. So where did Google Drive save or stored the Offile files? Download new version of google chrome 2018. It's here:sdcard/Android/data/com.google.android.apps.docs/files
And from there you can simply copy or better yet move the file(s) to another folder. Problem solved! I hope this could help you also. By the way, I not sure if the location is constant even if you are using a different brand/model of Android smartphone.
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