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Please note: Because R-Drive Image software uses cloud storage provider APIs, R-Tools Technology, Inc cannot be held responsible for any issues related to the APIs and any services provided by cloud storage companies.
R-Drive Image can save images in cloud services and restore them from those services. The following services are currently supported:
• Google Drive® ( Note that for this cloud service, R-Drive Image can view, delete, and download only those files that it has created. If you upload an R-Drive Image file to your Google Drive account by yourself, R-Drive Image will not be able to see it and download. )
• Microsoft OneDrive®
• Dropbox®.
You need to connect to the service before you'll be able to use the service. We'll show how to do that using Google Drive as an example.
To connect to the Google Drive:
1 | Click the Connection to cloud button |
2 | Select the service you want to connect to and double-click it |
A default browser window will appear.
3 | Select your Google account and log in to it |
4 | Review the permissions for R-Drive Image and click Continue |
5 | Make sure that R-Drive Image successfully authorized and close the browser |
> | R-Drive Image will connect to GoogleDrive |
> | Now you may save/download image files on/from the cloud service as it was a local drive |
These connections will be automatically re-activated upon a new R-Drive Image start.
You may manage cloud service connection in Connection Manager.
You may delete existing and create new connections, and deactivate active connections.
You may create another account in the same cloud service using Connection manager .
1 | Click the Add connection button and select the service you want to connect to |
1 | Log in to another Google account |
> | Another connection will appear in Connection manager |
Then you may close Connection manager
> | Connection to cloud will also show multiple connections |
> | Connection to cloud will also show multiple connections |
Now you may chose the cloud service and the account to save/load images.
Google Drive® is a trademark of Google Inc. Use of this trademark is subject to Google Permissions.
Microsoft OneDrive® is a trademarks of the Microsoft group of companies.
Dropbox® is a trademark of Dropbox, Inc.