Google drive not allowing me to download file

 · The most common cause for this kind of problem is when a user is signed into multiple Google Accounts at the same time on the device/computer they are .  · Google Drive is great—you can access your files from anywhere, on pretty much any device, and sync them between your computers. But there’s also another great feature: sharing. If you have a file that someone needs, it’s as easy as a few clicks (or taps) to shoot them a download link.  · I want to share a Google Doc (Sheet to be exact) and I want to give the recipient access to view and download the excel sheet or workbook. When I click to see the sharing options I am only seeing option to pick View or edit. However I don't want to give edit option. I want users to view and download if they want to. Please help.

Answer (1 of 4): The instructions for downloading a file are: 1. Go to bltadwin.ru 2. Click a file to download. (To download multiple files, press Shift or Ctrl (Command on a Mac) while clicking other files.) 3. Right-click Download. Note: Dragging a file from Google Drive to your deskto. I have been using Drive for quite a while with no issues. I am using the latest version of chrome as well. When I click to download, the page refreshes multiple times, as if the request is somehow getting rejected, then it gives me a 'splash screen' that says ' this app is currently unavailable'. I'm left scratching my head. I had to uninstall Google Drive temporarily and now I have just installed Google Drive again, but Windows 10 no longer allows for Google Drive to work. The syncing folder does not appear in my documents folder and the drive icon does not appear in the tray, etc. I have run the goodle drive sync exe in various compatability modes with no luck.

For many Google Chrome users, the cookies for Google Drive were blocked, and that’s why they were unable to download files. To enable cookies, open bltadwin.ru in Chrome. Answer (1 of 2): I'm not sure if you ask why there are no files to download or why nobody downloads the files that you are sharing. In the first case, you may not have the appropriate access. Probably somebody gave you "Can view" access instead of "Can edit" (if it's a file) or "Can view only"ac. After you make sure that the “Google Drive won’t let me download” problem is not with Google Drive itself or your browser, it could also be with your Mac, starting with the network connection. If your WiFi connection is poor or unstable, or simply off, Google Drive might throw all kinds of errors related to file downloading.