how to transfer data from one google drive account to another?
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['Open your primary Google Drive account.', 'Locate the files or folders you want to move to your secondary Google Drive account.', 'Right-click on the file or folder and select Share. ... ', 'Type your secondary Google username. ... ', 'Log into your secondary Google Drive account.']
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['Go to the menu bar in macOS or Application tray in Windows and right-click the Backup and Sync icon (cloud with an arrow).', 'Click the three vertical dots and select Preferences.', 'Select “Google Drive” from the left pane.', 'Click “Sync My Drive To This Computer.”']
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Log into your old Google Drive account. Select all the documents you wish to transfer to your new account (you can simply “select all” in the main interface, or temporarily group the files you wish to transfer into a folder).
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['1 Tap Apps.', '2 Tap Settings.', '3 Scroll down to the Personalisation section in Settings and tap Accounts.', '4 Tap Google.', '5 Tap on your email address.', '6 You can now see the list of types of data you can back up to your Google account.']
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There is no one way to do it all, so you would have to use several methods. One way to do much of it, would be to back up as much as you can to your Google Drive Account from your old device, then you can use your Google Drive account to transfer (download) to your new device.
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['1 Open \'Photo Transfer\' app and touch the "RECEIVE" button.', '2 Swipe to the left to reveal Plugins.', '3 Tap the "Google Drive" button.', '4 Tap the "Select & Download" button.', '5 Your Google Drive folders will show up. ... ', '6 Tap photos to select them;']
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To connect a second account, you can use choose "Add Link" from the odrive taskbar menu and select "Google Drive". You can also navigate to https://www.odrive.com/browse and click on the big plus sign. Then rinse and repeat with as many Google Drive accounts as you'd like to add.
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["Head to 'contacts.google.com on your PC.", "Click on the 'More' option.", "Choose 'Export' option from the drop-down menu.", "In the next step, select all the contacts you want to transfer and export it as 'Google CSV format.", "Click the 'Export' button and choose the location on your PC where you want to save the file."]
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Select the Dropbox icon again, then select your profile picture at the top-right of the menu, and then Preferences. In the pop-up window, select the Sync tab, then Choose folders to sync. Check any folders of anything you want to keep and transfer to Google.
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['Open the email with the attachment.', 'Position the mouse cursor over the attachment you want to save to Google Drive. ... ', 'Select Save to Drive on the attachment to send it to Google Drive.']
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['With Google Account, you can get all your data off your old device and add it to your new device.', 'When it comes to Android to Android transfer, Bluetooth is generally the medium of choice for us.']
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You can easily move files from one google account to another. Download them from the 1st Google account, then either open them with the 2nd Google account or drag & drop the files from your desktop folders to your Google Drive folders.
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['On your computer, go to drive.google.com.', 'Open or create a folder.', 'To upload files and folders, drag them into the Google Drive folder.']
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['Go to Settings > Add Accountand sign in to another account.', 'Open the Google Drive, Docs, or Sheets app.', 'Touch the upper left corner to see the menu.', 'Choose your account and select another account to switch to.']
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['Go to the folder in Google Drive that contains the files you want to download.', 'Hold CTRL and click on the files you want to download.', 'Once you have selected the files you want, right click on the last file you selected and select download.']
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['On your Android phone or tablet, open the Google Drive app.', 'Tap Add .', 'Tap Upload.', 'Find and tap the files you want to upload.', 'View uploaded files in My Drive until you move them.']
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Open the Google Drive folder in your browser then press Control + a or Command + a —or drag your mouse over all of the files—to select them all. Then right-click and select Make a Copy. That will create a new copy of each of those files, right in the same folder, with Copy of before their original file name.