How To - Login to Google Drive & Create a Folder

Created by Tate Hammonds, Modified on Thu, 31 Jul at 6:02 PM by Tate Hammonds

How to login to Google Drive on your computer/ PC and Create a Folder

Use this guide if you’re not sure how to use google drive, sign in or create a folder.
In this guide you’ll learn how to login to your Google Drive account using a web browser on your computer/PC, Desktop, or laptop and how to create a folder to organize your Unchained Leader documents. 


Before You Begin

  • Make sure your computer is connected to the internet and you are able to use a web browser, such as Microsoft Edge, Google Chrome, Safari etc. 

  • Make sure you have already created a Google account and have your login credentials, email and password for your Google account. 

  • If you have not created a Google account and don't know your login information
    (If you do not have a google account or unsure, Click Here to view a step by step guide) 


Click below to watch the tutorial video:


Step-by-Step Instructions


Step 1: Open your web browser

Open Google Chrome or another browser like Safari, Firefox, or Microsoft Edge etc..



Step 2: Go to Google Drive

  • In the search bar, type in Google Drive

  • Click on the link that says Google Drive – Sign In



Step 3: Sign in to your Google account

  • Enter your Gmail or email address associated with your google account

  • Click Next

  • Enter your password

  • Click Next again


Note: If you already have a Gmail email account, you already have a Google Drive account.



Step 4: Confirm you’re signed into your account

Once you’re signed in, you’ll see a small circle with your picture or initials in the top right corner.
 This confirms that you are logged in under your correct email.


Step 5: Open your Drive homepage

Now you’re inside your Google Drive. You may see files or folders here if you've used Drive before.
 If your account is brand new, this page might be empty—and that’s perfectly fine!


Step 6: Create a new folder

  • Go to the top left corner

  • Click the + New button


  • From the dropdown, select Folder


Step 7: Name your folder

A box will pop up asking you to name the folder.

  • Type something like:
     
    Unchained Leader Documents

  • Click Create


Step 8: Open your new folder

You will now see your new folder listed in your Drive.

  • Double-click the folder to open it

  • Right now, it will be empty—that’s okay. You’ll store your lesson documents here later.


Step 9: Find your folder anytime

  • On the left-hand side, click My Drive

  • You’ll see a list of all your folders

  • Click the one labeled Unchained Leader Documents


You're all set!

You’ve now learned:

  • How to log in to Google Drive

  • How to create a folder

  • How to organize your documents for the Unchained Leader program

    You can now watch a tutorial video on how to complete to save a copy of a daily module lesson to your new google drive folder by clicking here: Click Here


Still Stuck?

If you’ve followed these steps and are still having trouble, please reach out to our member support team.

You can send an email to the address below, or click on the link to go to our member support page and submit a support ticket.
 
support@unchainedleader.com



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