Google Drive not working after Ventura update

Found the best solution, removed Google Drive from computer - making sure to log the machine out. I Erased the HD and rewrote the the operating system - Ventura 13.2. Then did a Time Machine backup. I added Google drive Back and selected mirroring for my files. It has been working great for a couple days.

Apple support has all of the tutorials necessary to provide step by step instructions.

I had the same problem (Macbook Intel). I solved the problem by uninstalling Google Drive and then reinstalling it.

I'm not sure why you don't see those Google Drive extensions. That is odd. Did you try reinstalling Google Drive?

I am not positive, but you may need to sign out of the Google Drive app. This may take several minutes, though. So be patient.

Mine is doing the same thing. I’m not able to sign in to the Google drive app. But I can’t delete it due to the error message saying it’s in use. There has to be a solution.

Have you figured out how to map it back to Volumes/My Drive etc? Because I am unable to change the location

I do not know how to write those commands in terminal. Could someone provide a step by step tutorial?

Google.....stuck with no option. So frustrating! Yes, Ventura shut it all down....

I too have tried all the below "fixes". When is there going to be a better solution?

Going back to Monterey if possible. Too many other issues with Ventura...

Thank you for this! I love the detail and your theory of why. As a non-programmer I am going to try my best.

@pajatopmr thanks again.

thank you so much for your insight. I will try this fix this evening.

Did this work for you? I am facing the same dilemma. Any thoughts or feedback you might have would be welcome.

I deleted Ventura and reinstalled Monterey and everything is working perfectly!

I did not, could not, do that fix. I simply deleted Ventura and reinstalled Monterey.

My thought is that somehow Google drive was corrupted when upgrading to Ventura. In the future uninstalling and reinstalling gdrive when upgrading to a new OS version is probably best.