Google-Expert Computer Help

Google Drive Not Syncing. After spending countless hours tinkering with Windows 10, I noticed a few things that need to be looked at by the Windows 10 Team. Today I’m only going to talk about 1 of those things, the speed and efficiency that Google Drive syncs our files.

Google Drive is a service we pay for. Personally, I love Google Drive. I’ve been paying for this service for a few years. I rely on it to work. So when my computers have trouble syncing with Google Drive, it really bothers me. I’ve had sync problems in the past with Google Drive, but was able to fix it. Keep in mind, when you are dealing with remote syncing issues, it could take many hours to figure out what the root cause of the issue is. Why? Because there are so many things that you have to eliminate systematically it takes a while. Especially if you are not a Google Drive developer, which I am not. This Google Drive syncing issue existed in Windows 8.1, and it’s worse in Windows 10. I’m sure this has something to do with how new Windows 10 is… I’ve had Google Drive syncing issues with 2 of my new laptops and my main workstation, which all have Windows 10 Pro.

How do you fix this?

You don’t. This is needs to be looked at by the Google Drive Team and the Windows 10 Team. Sure, you could try disabling all startup programs, uninstall resource hogging programs as an attempt to make your system as lean as possible, but that will just make your computer run a tad faster. That’s a good thing, but won’t help this issue. It’s how Windows 10 works with Google Drive that is the problem. My main complaint, Google Drive takes too long to sync. With a clear and secure network, 130mb dn / 50mb up and a super fast workstation / gaming rig. All of my programs run lightning fast!!! Except Google Drive.

If you have any comments or suggestions on this issue please post them below or click here. I would love to hear what you think.

The reason we open a Google account in the first place is to use Gmail. Everyone knows Gmail is the best for Email. Not to mention Google’s plethora of amazing free services that few of us take full advantage of, YouTube being just one. Now that we know Gmail is the best, let’s make sure we know how to Compose and Send an Email. Knowing How To Compose An Email in Gmail is absolutely essential in 2018.

Composing an Email in Gmail is quite simple. Follow these steps.

Log into your Google account.
Click on Gmail in the upper right corner.
Click on the big Compose button in upper left corner.
Type the Email address of the recipient into the To: field then add your Subject.
Type what you want to say in the body.
If you need to attach a photo, click on the paper clip and browse your computer for the photo.
Once you find the photo, double click on it, or just select it and click the open button on the lower right corner of that window.
Once complete, click the blue send button on the lower left of the message.

I hope these instructions on How To Compose An Email in Gmail helped you. If you still have questions please post them in the comments below or send a direct message here.