We are a small company. We are running six windows 8 computers. Our secretary works from home, the rest of us are in the same office.
The Admin Computer stores all of our work files within a folder called 'casework' (about 400GB). The 'casework' folder is shared on the office network. This 'casework' folder is also synced by Google Drive.
When our secretary works on her home computer and makes a new file, e.g. letterV2, the new file downloads to our 'casework' folder to the Admin Computer here at the office. However, the new file cannot been seen on our other computers over the office network.
The newly created files are not shared to 'everyone' unless I un-share 'casework' from the network and then share 'casework' again.
The problem seems to be that the new files added by Google Drive are not inheriting the permissions of the 'casework' folder.
There are no options to change in Google Drive. Is this a Windows8 problem? Will Windows10 have a fix for this? Are there any work arounds? Does our secretary need to work at the office?
Yours Hopefully
Matt