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Migrating Your Dropbox Data to Google Drive

Introduction

This guide will walk you through the steps to transfer your data from Dropbox to Google Drive using your OneLogin portal. By following these instructions, you will be able to create a backup of your Dropbox contents and upload them to Google Drive.

Step-by-Step Instructions

Access Dropbox via OneLogin

Begin by accessing your Dropbox account through the OneLogin portal.
Dropbox access through OneLogin

Locate Your Personal Dropbox Folder

Within your Dropbox, click on the folder at the top left column that is named after you.
Personal Dropbox folder

Create a New Backup Folder

To simplify the process, create a new folder named something memorable, for example, "Dropbox Backup."
Create new folder

Move Documents to the New Folder

Transfer all your documents and existing folders into the "Dropbox Backup" folder.
Move documents and folders

Utilize Drag and Drop or Move Option

You can either drag and drop folders and files into the new folder, or you can select the files, click on the three dots to open a submenu, and then choose the "move" option.
Drag and drop files
Select and move files

Confirm File Transfer Destination

After selecting to move your files, choose the "Dropbox Backup" folder as your destination and confirm by clicking the move button.
Select destination folder

Download the Backup Folder

Once all data is relocated to "Dropbox Backup," hover over the folder, click the three dots button, and then choose to download the folder.
Download the backup folder

Unzip the Downloaded Folder

After downloading, navigate to your download destination folder. For Mac users, double-click to unzip the folder. Windows users should right-click the folder, select "extract all," and then click "extract."
Unzip on Mac
Unzip on Windows

Upload to Google Drive

Open Google Drive in your web browser and click the "plus new" button. In the submenu, select "folder upload."
Access Google Drive

Select the Unzipped Folder for Upload

Within the file browser that appears, locate and select the unzipped "Dropbox Backup" folder to upload it to Google Drive.
Select folder to upload

Wait for the Upload to Complete

Patiently wait while the folder uploads to Google Drive. This might take some time depending on the size of the folder and your internet speed.

Reorganize Files in Google Drive

After the upload is complete, you can reorganize your files within Google Drive as needed.

Conclusion

By following the steps outlined in this guide, you should have successfully migrated your data from Dropbox to Google Drive. You can now access and manage your files directly from Google Drive. Congratulations on completing the data migration!