Step 1: After navigating to the "Google Drive" icon, you'll need to log in with the account and tap "Trash". The deleted files from Google Drive tend to get transferred to the Trash folder, and you can recover the lost files within 30 days.įollow the guide below to restore your data Here's how to restore Google Drive after Ransomware: 1. You can restore your Google Drive once the ransomware has happened. Part 2: Solutions Help Restore Google Drive after Ransomware
You might receive a notification to pay ransom in your documents or emails. Your sheets and documents tend to look like decrypted text. Another thing that signals is your inability to open videos, photos, and other files. If your emails are encrypted, the ransomware attack has occurred. If ransomware has happened to your Google Drive, it leaves some signals. Part 1: Some Signals about the Ransomware Attack FAQs about Google Drive Ransomware Recovery Solutions Help Restore Google Drive after Ransomware Maybe that’s why Google Drive won’t sync files on Windows 11. 
In addition to that, the files that you upload need to follow Google’s User Policy. If a virus or malware is detected, Drive won’t sync that file to Windows 11 nor will it upload it.
Each file that is uploaded to Drive is scanned for viruses. Individual file size cannot be more than 5TB which shouldn’t be the case for most users unless you are working in the data industry. 
Individual users cannot upload more than 750GB per day but most users don’t reach those limits. This is a Windows limitation and not Google Drive, just in case you were wondering. The file’s name should not have special characters #) and should be less than equal to 255 characters long (including spaces). 
There are certain rules when it comes to the file’s name, character length, and size that you can upload to your Google Drive account on Windows 11. Instead of Drive not syncing on Windows, it’s just that you were looking at the wrong account or folder.
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