We suggest that you move them out of the Drive application on your computer, which will remove them from the online Drive account, then move them back in. *If they are not 0-byte size files, they apparently did not get uploaded properly to the online Google Drive account. *If they are 0-byte size files, they are probably corrupt and need to be replaced. We suggest that you check the file size of those documents in the Drive application on your computer, then: We'd rather you know there's a problem now as opposed to when you're trying to restore it because it's likely too late for you to do anything about it at that point. The documents usually show up as 0-byte size files, which we don't back up because we assume they're corrupt and don't want to back up corrupt data. The "application/octet-stream" MIME file types are almost always associated with the Google Drive application on your computer.
You might notice some "application/octet-stream" MIME file types that are failing. The following are the most common reasons for receiving a partial backup status for Google Docs/Drive in Spanning Backup:ġ.
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