If you’re not a fan of the Google Drive app, you’ll want to delete it. Here’s how to completely delete Google Drive from Windows.

• First, launch Google Drive if it’s not already running. Then right click the Google Drive icon on the Taskbar and select Preferences.
• The Google Drive Preferences window comes up. Click Disconnect Account and then click Yes to verify you want to disconnect it.
• After a few seconds the account will be disconnected and you’ll see the following verification message. Click OK.
• Now you can go into Control Panel >> Programs and Features and uninstall Google Drive.
• Or, to verify it’s completely gone from your system, use the free or pro version of Revo Uninstaller. This is one of the tools I use to completely uninstall any software, including malware from Windows PCs.
• You can also download the free version of Revo Uninstaller via Ninite.com. Here I am using the pro version of Revo Uninstaller – which has a free 30 day trial.
• Right click the Google Drive icon and select Uninstall. Now wait while Google Drive is uninstalled and the remaining registry settings are found to be deleted.
• Check all of the Blue entries of leftovers of the program Revo Uninstaller finds and delete them.
• You still have you’re the Google folder in your My Documents you can still access the files while not online, but will no longer have the ability to sync.