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Also, I'm seeing recent reports that users are somehow all of a sudden able to search Drive contents on their desktop with Spotlight? Does anyone know why this is occurring with what seems a tiny minority of users? And how I might be able to get the same functionality for myself?

I wouldn't say that the Drive app sucks. It might not be perfect, but it is working. Which Mac and which version are you using? I just checked the memory allocation on my M1 and it is okay. Chrome is taking up way more memory even though it shouldn't, but that is a known issue.

I would have though that by keeping my ongoing editing and saving only to those offline folders, I would mitigate any loading and resource-hogging that would normally occur from Drive's need to access/download/cache streamed files.

Frequently, simply browsing through offline Drive folders and clicking on various files will have Drive at at least 30% CPU. The simple act of browsing files within Finder has become a fairly tedious and time-consuming process. Somewhat less regularly, Drive will get up to 80%+ CPU and pretty much stall every other process on my computer. One thing that did help was making sure none of my fonts were stored within a streamed folder. But these memory issues are still frequent and significant.

Now, my Macbook is fairly old at this point (new M1 is on the way), but I can directly attribute a general lagginess and slowness to the Drive desktop app. Before the forced transition from Backup & Sync, I had 0 issues with my trusted Macbook and workflow. Now it seems my system and/or workflow is just incompatible with the Drive desktop app, or at least to the extent that it doesn't slow down my whole work day.

Hmmm we are using Drive for Desktop on old MacBooks from 2015 and newer ones from 2017 and a few M1. We are not pausing sync and working online with most of our files. We have about 30TB of data. Everything is stored in Drive from old archived projects up to new ones. Everything is working in streaming mode. There are some known issues, but they are not tied to Drive. They are more cloud work related. For example if you want to work on a large Keynote file you should copy that to your desktop and not make is offline in Drive. This will block your machine if you change one little thing. But I have to say that our keynote files are huge!

If you pause Drive and work on your files and start syncing when done this shouldn't block your Mac. It might consume some bandwidth and CPU when uploading all your changes. Have you tried to work online all the time?

Maybe just due to the nature of the Drive app and how it works VS the old Backup and Sync, the only solution for my workflow is storing all current projects in local folders and moving to Drive when complete/ready for backup. Tho that is far from ideal.

Tangentially, another frequent issue is Drive's tendency to randomly disconnect. I have a steady fiber internet connection and have eliminated my network/wifi as the cause. Maybe once a week or so, Drive will momentarily disconnect, causing the following issues:

So if you have a fibre connection upload and download should be pretty fast and working with large files shouldn't be a problem. Well I assume we are talking about something like 300Mbit down / 100 or better up.

Regarding the saved favorites. That is a bummer. I am sitting in front of an iMac 27" running macOS Monterey and I added a shared drive to my Finders sidebar, quit Drive, clicked on the link in the sidebar, saw a lot of messages that it is not available, relaunched Drive and it was working again and it never disappeared.

But overall this should just work no matter how old your Mac is or whatever files you stored. Yeah I know there are some exceptions. I wouldn't store Keynote files or even my Photo library on any cloud storage and work with it

So what do I do about this? If I kept it going, who knows how much ram it would use, and is pushing my swap extremely hard. Is this the place to ask this question or should I start a new thread somewhere else?

Google drive was at 5GB today, rebooted and it back to 270mb. but was back to 1GB within a few minutes. I do notice my machine with start dragging after a day or two, if I close google drive it comes back to normal. I have version 68 and you'd think they'd have fixed this memory issue by now.

This is also happening to me right now. Google drive will balloon to 25GB+ the longer I let it running, then it starts to take over all the processing power of the PC (its running 100+ threads). It also seems to be leaking onto my SSD (on disk my ssd shows it has 1TB consumed, but disk utility shows 1.5TB is used). I'm syncing direct from my SSD.

Google Drive is crashing my computer. I'm seeing 50GB+ of virtual memory usage, and consuming all resources. There does not appear to be a way to tell the system to make this a low priority resource request so that it doesn't consume all resources until the system crashes. This has been a known issue with Google Drive for about a year or two, will it ever be fixed? People are ditching Google Drive in favor of other backup cloud solutions. I would like to find a resolution given that I use Google Drive and other backup solutions simultaneously. Does anyone have a suggested fix beyond "uninstall, and reinstall"? Reinstallation doesn't resolve the issue for me.

Yeah I was just on chat and they have no knowledge of the issue. i cant imagine that phone support does either. This issue has been going on for me for half a year or more, i had to get rid of the app as it doesn't work. I'm paying for a product of the rest of the year that doesn't work. Ballooning memory until my Macbook Pro slows down to almost freezing - Google Drive for Desktop consuming 100+ threads. What is happening and why has it not been addressed?

I installed Drive for desktop on a Windows 10 laptop with good specs and it's doing the same thing. I "googled" for answers/fixes and I found this post and the one linked here (which is closed with no solution). It's starting to seem like it's a feature and not a bug. Unless I can find a way to reduce its priority and RAM usage, I'm going to have to use a different service.

I had a similar issue when I migrated to a new tower pc from my 6 year old Dell laptop. When I installed Google Drive for Desktop it setup a new folder under "Computers" in my Google Drive account, then proceeded to sync/upload my folders & files as expected.

I went through several days of killing the offending GoogleDriveFS.exe process, kicking it off before bed and letting it run overnight. The next morning my RAM would be maxed out again and only a few hundred files had uploaded. I needed to upload over 140k files from the local folders on this pc. This obviously was not going to work.

I spent days trying to track down the root cause and I eventually discovered that the issue was the "Mirror files" option was selected in the parameters under "Google Drive". I changed that to "Stream files", rebooted and have not had my memory usage climb above 820 MB since. I have 55k files remaining and things are running smoothly.

Well it does have something to do with the app, I used Icloud before with the same folders and never did it cause a memory leak, when you pay for a product you are not suppose to dig around to avoid your computer crashing.

I ran into "out of memory" on my year old MacBook Pro , M1 pro,. 16 GB due to Drive using over 9GB (while idle). I uninstalled Drive, restarted ad downloaded a fresh Drive app. I had no memory issues without Drive for a week. Reinstalled Drive and it is eating memory again. No issues on my Intel MacBook Air with 8GB. I am running Monterey on both. Google needs to deal with this issue. Anyone running the app in Ventura?

After one year, the issue is not resolved and the product is still broken ,I cancelled my subscription and move to Proton Drive (e2e).

Using that much ram will, in the long run, cut the life of your Mac since the read and write is damaging both your SSD and RAM.

Hi Im not an expert in software or operational system, but what I did to my Google Drive configuration and that apparently solve the large memory usage was to uncheck the following check box:

It has been two days since I change these settings in Google Drive configuration and everything is normal, GD is not acting as Memory Eating Monster and I recover my inner balance again. Hope Google Expert find out what is wrong with these configuration options.

Even on a warm day, my car will drip a large amount of water from the exhaust pipes, even after driving for 15, 30 minutes or more. (I just got it recently so I haven't driven it longer than that). By a large amount I mean that all the way up my driveway there are large drops every few inches.

if water coming out from exhaust pipe during start up , it is normal. however, if it continuously dripping after several or during running, then check the cylinder head gasket for damage. take note, while water is dripping , white smoke is also noticed if head gasket is damaged.

The other possibilities aren't so good. If the liquid is coolant that means you've got a leak in the cooling system that is somehow finding its way into the exhaust. I suppose it could be another liquid as well, so it would be worth trying to catch some of those drips and identifying them.

I don't know this, but I would expect that a well designed exhaust system wouldn't accumulate too much condensate. But I suppose one possibility on short drives is that condensate is pooling in the exhaust someplace and, assuming that your driveway is really "up" perhaps it is draining accumulated water. You might try letting the car idle and watching to see if any drops come out (catch them on some clean white paper towel if you can).

Good news is that, your engine is optimally tuned. So, it is able to combust almost each molecule of your car fuel, which is a hydro-carbon, Hydrogen and Carbon. The intake manifold is pumping the accurate mixture of fuel and oxygen into the combination unit and your car is burning this fuel and the hydrogen molecules are reacting with oxygen. So, this water is dripping out along with other exhaust gases through the exhaust unit.

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