At the end of the URL, you can see the folder’s path.Įxample 1Qaz_圎xWqnZV0kIlhV335crKGUMh3wnI is the token folder. The client must go to his Google Drive and create a folder. # We have installed GDrive in CWP and connected it to his Google Drive account. The client must copy the verification code and give us back to paste it into the shell ' Enter verification code' Accept the permission and you will get a verification code. # The client must paste the link in his browser. To generate the authentication URL just run: gdrive Move and Permissions mv gdrive /usr/sbin/gdriveĬhmod 755 /usr/sbin/gdrive Authentication process I was now able to click on App1.apk and it installed fine without the error.Instructions to Copy Local Backup to Google Drive as an additional backup copy. I pressed this and it said 'Uninstall for all users'. But in the top right corner there is a three dot button. (I had set up my nexus to have more than one user). When clicking on the pale version it said 'Not installed for this user'.

Solution for me: go back into settings/apps and scroll though all apps and at the bottom was a pale version of my App1 (note the original App1 was at the top in Alphabetical order which was deleted as above). Then I got the dreaded message 'App not Installed'

I then opened google drive and clicked on my App1.apk and chose to install it (need to ensure you have allowed installation of apks in settings). After disconnecting my nexus from the usb, I went to the settings/apps and uninstalled my app (App1). I then created a signed apk and uploaded to my Google Drive.

For me the situation was this: I had deployed to my nexus 7 (actual device) from within the Android Studio (v1.3.2). Clearly there are many causes of this problem.

Google drive install failed to upload