Everyone is familiar with cloud data transport. With an increase in the number of Cloud service providers, users have more and more options for where to store and manage their files or other data. Since some Cloud providers have a cap on the amount of free storage space, customers can have numerous Cloud accounts to satisfy their needs. So, what should you do if you have a Google Drive and OneDrive account, and you need to move file from one to the other because of work obligations? It might sound difficult to implement the transfer of files from Google Drive to OneDrive especially for organizational account. Thus, we simplified here this process.
Read the rest and follow the instructions below to transfer your files in accordance with the two clear approaches that are shown in this guide for doing so.
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Method 1. Transferring Files from Google Drive to Microsoft OneDrive Selectively
This is the common approach. You should take the files from Google Drive and upload them to Onedrive before transferring them from Google Drive to Onedrive. The specific steps are as follows:
Step 1. Start the Google browser, then sign in to Onedrive and Google Drive.
Step 2. Click “My Drive” on the Google Drive page, then select the files you need and download them to your PC.
Step 3. On Onedrive page: click “Files” > “ + New” > create a new folder > choose the files downloaded from Google Drive > “open”.
Method 2. Transfer Files from Google Drive to Microsoft Onedrive in Few Clicks
Step 1. Download “Google Drive Application” in your local computer or click here.
Step 2. After download and installation of “Google Drive Application”. Log in with your Google account and password.
Step 3. Open Google Drive application in your local computer to see your different drives.
Step 4. Login and open your OneDrive in any browser in your computer.
Step 5. Select folders or documents you want to transfer then drag it to your OneDrive. Exactly like showed below:
Important to Remember
Users are becoming more and more accustomed to storing important images and other mobile data on the cloud. There is no doubting that your phone serves as a portable camera in this digital age, allowing you to document your life whenever and wherever you want. You simply want to save them all, regardless of whether they are attractive or not.