I personally always require Windows default Documents and Downloads with identically-named folders on the desktop and all possible defaults set to that.
Given the current status of Windows it seems in many ways that the most reasonable alternative is to back data files up rather than the OS itself. Let us know what you think and what your current backup plans and strategies are going forward. It’s a lot to take in, but it’s good to see reasonable alternatives available while the industry restructures itself. In late August, CrashPlan announced it was shutting down their home backup service, while Microsoft noted in a support article that a future unknown feature update will remove support for legacy backup tools such as File History and System Image. These past few months have been quite a whirlwind of announcements regarding backup and file hosting services.
Users can always upgrade for additional storage, which starts at $1.99/month for 100 GB. Over time though, you are likely to use up the free 15 GBs of space offered. One of the much-touted benefits of Google Backup and Sync is the ability to back up anything and everything. Below is a table, which lists these differences: Most of the differences are enterprise related. There are some limitations between Drive File Stream and Backup & Sync. To edit these files, they’ll need to open them in Drive on the web. Team Drive editors won’t be able to edit their Team Drive files when they’re opened in Drive File Stream they’ll only be able to view them. If a user is running both Drive File Stream and Backup and Sync on the same machine, they’ll be prompted to stop syncing My Drive with Backup and Sync in order to save disk space. In October, Drive for Mac/PC users may start seeing messages in the product notifying them that Drive for Mac/PC is going away.
Google notes that users of the older drive backup service will begin to receive notifications in October about its discontinuation: As an alternative to or in addition to installing Drive File Stream, you can upgrade to the new version of Drive for Mac/PC, called Backup and Sync. We encourage you to use Drive File Stream. It will no longer be supported starting on December 11th, 2017, and it will shut down completely on March 12th, 2018. With this launch, Google Drive for Mac/PC is officially deprecated. Google made the announcement in a blog post promoting the new Drive File Stream app, which provides on demand access to files similar to OneDrive On Demand. Google Discontinues Drive App for Mac and PC
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