Then, reload Google Drive and check if the missing files show up. To do that, select the padlock-shaped View site information icon on the address bar and select Site Settings. You can delete the cache related to Google Drive and check if that helps. That usually happens due to obsolete site data.

Sometimes, the Google Drive web app can simply bug out and stop displaying files and folders inside it correctly. You can always confirm if a specific file or folder was shared with you (and the owner’s details) by searching through your past email for Google Drive invites to collaborate. If so, you’ve got no recourse but to contact the owner for help. If a missing file belongs to someone else, they might have revoked your permissions or deleted it. If you want to check the activity of a specific folder, simply select it, and the Activity pane should update accordingly.

You should also see activity by any of your collaborators. You should then see a long list of activities related to Google Drive, such as when you opened, renamed, edited, moved, or deleted files.

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