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If you want to take this opportunity to simply download all of your Google data, just leave them checked otherwise, look for the “Deselect all” link at the head of the checkboxes and click it.

You will find a long list of your Google apps all of them will be pre-checked.

(You can get to the same page while you’re in Google Photos by selecting Settings, scrolling down to “Export your data,” and clicking on “Backup.”) The first thing to be aware of is that you can’t simply go into Google Photos and download your stuff. But if you decide that you’d like to move your photos to a different service - or that you simply want to save them to your computer drive or other local storage - then you’re going to have to export them from Google Photos first. You need to keep your computer on, and SyncBackPro running during this.You could decide to just shrug and go for a subscription: Google One is not all that expensive, and it compares reasonably well to other photo services. SyncBackPro will now backup your Google Photos to your local computer.

Go back to the Profiles windows, highlight the backup profile you created above and click Run.

Check that the photos would be copied to the correct location

The simulation window will show you files that would be copied and their new location - it doesn't actually copy any photos.

Click Yes to Would you like to perform a simulated run for this profile?.

Some more information will appear under Description of this profile.

This must have sufficient space to fit all your photos.

At the Profile Setup page use the folder icon next to the Destination field to choose a folder to put your photos.

Your account will now appear in the Account field.

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Go back to SyncBackPro's authorisation code window and press CTRL-V to paste the code.Copy this by clicking the Copy button to the right of it A long string of text and numbers will appear.Make sure that there are ticks next to everything SyncBackPro needs to access and click Continue.Click your account if it gives you an option of multiple accounts A browser window will open and ask you to sign in to Google.At the Google Photos screen, just click Connect to Google Photos - don't try and fill in any details in the Account field.You need to check you have have sufficient local disk space if you haven't already.Change the Source to Google Photos (it's towards the bottom of the list of sources).Click New to create a new profile, entering a name.

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At SyncBackPro Welcome and Serial Number Input, click Evaluate.Run the downloaded file and follow the installation steps.

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If you have large amounts of photos and Google Takeout is splitting the zip files into many files, another solution for Windows users is to use a 30 day trial of SyncBack Pro to copy the photos to a local drive or to use CloudBerry Backup Free. Your storage allocation will change after the 30 days, or you can remove all files from the bin beforehand. The photos will be automatically removed in 30 days. Step 2: Remove photos from your University Google Drive Note that the Google Photo app on a mobile device shows a combination of local photos and those on Google Drive. You will need to do this for each device you have configured before moving to Step 2. Use these instructions to Turn backup and sync off. It is critical that you also make sure that you turn off any Google Photo's syncing on any computer or mobile device otherwise any newly taken photos will upload to your University Google Drive. Step 1: Delete the photos from your computer and mobile and turn off syncing Once you have checked and are happy that you have all the files you need please remove the originals from both your local computer, mobile device and University Google Drive. Google Transfer copies your files - it doesn't move them.