By default, it stores the backup items to C:\Users\username\Google Drive location. If for some reason (say you’re running out of storage space or need to choose another drive), you want to change the default folder location of Google Drive, then it can be done with some easy steps.
Change location of Google Drive folder in Windows 11/0
These are the steps: Use the search box to run the Google Drive desktop client if it is not running already. After that, click on its system tray icon, then click on three vertical dots or settings icon, and use the Preferences option.
In the Preferences window, access Settings, and then click on the DISCONNECT ACCOUNT option. Confirm your action and it will remove your Google Drive account.
Now click on the system tray icon of the Backup and Sync tool again and then use the sign in button. When the Backup and Sync window is opened, sign in with the same Google account or some other account of your choice.
In the next step, you need to select folders that you want to backup with your Google Drive storage. When folders are selected, press the NEXT button. Finally, you can select a new location for your Google Drive folder. It already sets the default location, but you can use the Change option and select a new folder as your Google Drive location.
When the folder is selected, press the START button. It will set the new location and begin the backup and sync process. Later, you can also copy items from the previous or default folder of Google Drive and save them in the new location or somewhere else. This way you can change the Google Drive folder location.