Make sure you're always working with the most recent version of your files by syncing your computer to Google Drive.

But when you sync, you want to make sure you're only syncing the files you need - syncing files that are too large can cause problems with your Internet Service Provider.

At one point, I was syncing all my files to Google Drive and received a nasty letter from Comcast saying they were going to charge me an additional fee if I kept transferring large amounts of files.

Luckily, Google Drive allows you to setup syncing for only a few folders so you're working with what you need and nothing more. This video breaks down the process to sync your computer to Google Drive in easy steps - enjoy!

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