Under Proxy Settings, ensure that you have “ Auto-detect” selected.At the bottom of the preferences page, select network settings.Click on the gear (settings) icon and select preferences Click on the Backup and Sync icon (a small cloud) on your taskbar this should open a small window showing your recent google drive uploads.Unfortunately, Desktop Google Drive itself has very few options as far as settings and preferences go. Google Drive for desktop is much more simple than it was a few years ago it acts purely as a cloud storage folder, and is accessed the same way that you would access a physical storage folder on your hard drive. Keep in mind that these methods will also impact your Google Drive download speed. This article will cover common, simple solutions, as well as a more in-depth technical option. There are a number of solutions that can help you increase your upload speed. This article will walk you through a handful of potential solutions. Slow download and upload speeds are a common issue, but this can usually be fixed in just a few steps. However, that doesn’t mean Google Drive is without its’ unique issues. This is partially due to the fact that it is free and easy to use. I also noticed that my apparent 2MB/s peak is also per connection so I can download individual files all at once and each connection would max at 2MB/s, but downloading them in bulk somehow takes longer.Google Drive is one of the most popular cloud storage options available today. When downloading a whole folder containing, say, multiple movie files in it, I get 500kbp/s-1MB/s speed but when downloading the files separately I can max each out at about 2MB/s. I'm not very familiar with how FTP works, but I have noticed a few things that I am unable to explain. When taking a direct speedtest of their nearest server I got 7+MB/s but am only able to get a max speed of 2-2.5MB/s speed when downloading over FTP. I'm on a 90Mb down/10Mb up connection (during non-peak hours) downloading from a US box. When downloading from my seedbox (Whatbox) over FTP, I've noticed that when I first start the download I'm pulling 35-20MB/s then over a period of a minute those speeds slow down to a consistent ~2MB/s.
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