Next, go to your Applications folder and drag and drop the Google Drive icon to the Trash/Bin, after which empty the Trash/Bin.First, you need to quit Google Drive – click its icon from the menu bar, click the Settings button, and select Quit.Restart the computer and check if the Google Drive problem is now solved.Drag the DriveFS folder to the Bin/Trash or right-click the folder and select Move to Bin.Find and open the Google folder located in Application Support.
Select the Application Support folder that should appear in the Folders section in the list of results.Press Command + Space to open Spotlight and copy-paste in it the following line: ~/Library/Application Support/.If Google Drive is set to not automatically launch on startup, go to Applications and start Google Drive from its icon there.Restart your Mac – once the machine boots back up, Google Drive should start automatically, unless you’ve changed its settings so that it doesn’t launch on startup.Click the gear icon (Settings) and then click on Quit.Select the Google Drive icon shown in the menu bar.Use the following suggested fixes in order to resolve your Google Drive problem. Another commonly used fix for when Google Drive is not working on Mac is to run its Google Drive script. Possible methods to fix this issue are to restart Google Drive, delete its cached files, and reinstall it. If you already knew this and the problem you are facing is that Google Drive won’t start on your Mac, or it won’t let you access the files you’ve stored in it through Finder, then you may need to reinstall the app or perform any of the other fix methods we will show you in a bit.
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