How to Use Gmail as a Virtual Storage?

How To Use Gmail As A Virtual Storage?

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As many of you already know that you can use a Gmail account to upload and store files using Google Drive. Google Driver is a cloud storage service designed and developed by Google.

While Google do such things, there are a few disadvantages to this method, eg file size limits, type restrictions and lack of version control. If you want to upload and share important files, you can use it. To that end, Gmail Support has had invented some effective methodologies to guide our readers – how to use Gmail as a virtual driver.

Upload to Google Drive 1. Google by default provides 15GB as a free storage across their services, including Drive. To use, click the Apps button presented by nine small squares, at the top of Gmail homepage.

2. Here, select Driver and choose the Upload button from the context menu.

3. Now click Files to upload those files you want to upload to you’re the storage.

Using Google Drive 1. hile Gmail has a 25MB attachment limit, GDrive offers you quick solutions for sharing your large files. To this end, open your existing message or a new.

2. At the bottom of the window, click the Insert Files using the Drive button.

3. As you click the button, a dialogue box will appear on your screen, here located the files you want to upload.

4. Once you are done with this, click the Upload button. (PS use a Ctrl key to upload all of them at once.)

5. As you click the upload button, you will find your entire file is loaded to the virtual storage.

Although there are lots of ways to use this, Gmail Technical Support has provided you an easy way to find out at a glance. However, if you need further assistance regarding this or other matters, you can contact our Gmail Support Contact Number +61-283173468.

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