Windows 10: How to move all files from Onedrive to Google Drive without downloading each file?

How to move all files from Microsoft 365 Onedrive to Google Drive without downloading each file?Any thoughts please?

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Copy files from Google Drive to OneDrive for Business

Please check these 3 ways to copy from Googledrive to One drive : 1- Google Takeout + Upload to OneDrive: - Go to Google Takeout: Sign in - Google Accounts. - Select "Drive" and click "Next step." - Choose desired delivery options: "Export once" is likely best for a one-time transfer. Select "Add to OneDrive." Choose your preferred format and ensure it complies with OneDrive for Business limits. - Google will process and package your Drive files. - Download the generated file(s) and upload them to your desired OneDrive for Business folder. 2. Third-party Migration Tools: Consider tools like Syncback, MultCloud, Gs Richcopy360 or ShareGate: These offer dedicated Google Drive to OneDrive for Business migration options , all offer copying directly between clouds , faster speeds, larger file sizes, and additional features. 3. Manually Export and Upload: - Select Google folders and download them as ZIP files. - Upload the downloaded ZIP files to your OneDrive for Business: Drag and drop or use the upload option. - Repeat for all folders: This is a less automated solution but may be feasible for smaller data volumes. Let me know if you have any other questions

 

Copy files from Google Drive to OneDrive for Business

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OneDrive - Bait and switch (but to what?)

Yea, they just stopped giving unlimited space to Office subscribers as well. I use google drive, dropbox and I do use onedrive, but nothing major in onedrive. I read something about Amazon has that's not bad and is fairly cheap. It's called "Amazon Glacier". It's $0.007 per gigabyte per month, but it's not like google drive or onedrive. You upload your files and hours later you can get access to it. So, for backups it's not a bad solution, but if you need access to the files regularly then it wouldn't be.