

To monitor the sync process, check the task bar and hover over the apps icon. Once the files have finally copied across, you now need to wait… and wait… and wait while the client to syncs these files into its Google Drive, as right now they are only physically on your device. This may seem easy and straightforward, however this option has its downsides. Now, copy (or select) all the files you wish to move and paste (or drag and drop) the files into your new cloud providers window. On one window open your Google Drive and in the other window open Dropbox. Once both are installed, sign into each application and bring up two instances of Windows Explorer. The Drag and Drop method involves installing both the Google Drive application and the Dropbox application on your device. Take the leap now and move your files to Google Drive from Dropbox.

See below how to migrate to either Google Drive or Dropbox and save your time and frustrations to do something you’ rather be doing. No ongoing payments or emails filling up your inbox.Īdditionally if you are looking to migrate your business teams and users Movebot can easily help with automatic user and drive mapping, as well handle any errors that occur during the migration. It’s affordable and you only pay for what you use, there is no need to talk to sales or install any software. Movebot offers pay as you go pricing and there are no monthly subscriptions. Some files didn’t make it across? Movebot will let you know what didn’t make the jump. It’s responsive and keeps you updated during your migration. Movebot is a third party, however compared to others out there it is affordable, easy and it just works - you can find a blog demonstrating how to migrate from Dropbox to Google Drive here.
