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When you turn on file locking mode on Google Drive, especially document files, the opponent can no longer edit the document or comment on the file, unless you unlock it. The article below will guide you to lock Google Drive files.
Key Takeaways About Lock Files in Google Drive
- When you turn on file locking mode on Google Drive, especially document files, the opponent can no longer edit the document or comment on the file, unless you unlock it.
- The article below will guide you to lock Google Drive files.
- How to lock files in Google Drive is very simple Step 1: At the interface of files stored in Google Drive, find the file you want to lock, then right-click on that file and select File
How to Lock Files in Google Drive Is Very Simple
Step 1:
At the interface of files stored in Google Drive, find the file you want to lock, then right-click on that file and select File information in the displayed list.

Step 2:
Now the user will see options for the file, click Lock to lock this file.

Step 3:
Google Drive will then notify you that if you lock this file, others cannot edit and comment on the content. If you agree, click Lock below to continue.

Now you share this file with others and will see a lock icon at the file name as shown below.

Step 4:
To unlock a file on Google Drive , right-click the locked file again, then select File information and then select Unlock . So the person who receives the file sharing link can edit and comment on this file if necessary.

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What is the main update about Lock Files in Google Drive?
When you turn on file locking mode on Google Drive, especially document files, the opponent can no longer edit the document or comment on the file, unless you unlock it.
Why does Lock Files in Google Drive matter?
The article below will guide you to lock Google Drive files.
What should readers know about Lock Files in Google Drive?
How to lock files in Google Drive is very simple Step 1: At the interface of files stored in Google Drive, find the file you want to lock, then right-click on that file and select File information in the displayed list.
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