Google Workspace - Viewing Your Storage Use

Overview

Google has implemented limits on the amount of storage available to Higher Education institutions, including Texas A&M University. In order to optimally utilize the available storage, all students, faculty, and staff of Texas A&M should manage their Google Workspace storage regularly.

Your Google Workspace storage includes all data in your Texas A&M Gmail, Photos, and Drive applications.

Viewing your personal Google storage

  1. Log into https://drive.google.tamu.edu using your TAMU NetID account. You will have a Texas A&M logo next to your user icon when logged into your TAMU account. If the TAMU logo is not present, click on your user icon and select your TAMU account, or select Add Account to add your TAMU account.


     
  2. The amount of storage you are currently using is listed at the bottom of the left hand menu.


     
  3. You can also go to https://drive.google.com/drive/quota to see a breakdown of how much storage is being used by Gmail, Drive, and Photos.

Viewing storage in Shared Drives

  1. Log into https://drive.google.tamu.edu using your TAMU NetID account. You will have a Texas A&M logo next to your user icon when logged into your TAMU account. If the TAMU logo is not present, click on your user icon and select your TAMU account, or select Add Account to add your TAMU account.

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  2. Click on Shared Drives in the left hand menu.


     
  3. Click on a specific shared drive. Storage can be viewed for only one shared drive at a time.
  4. Click the information icon (a circle with an "i" in it) in the upper right.


     
  5. The amount of storage used will be displayed in the information window that appears.

 

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Article ID: 598
Created
Thu 5/2/24 10:06 AM
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Fri 6/28/24 10:26 AM

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