1. Open Google Chrome, then go to Google Drive (drive.google.com) 2. On the left side, click “Trash.”   3. Right-click an item you want to recover, then click “Restore.” 4. The file will be placed back in its original location. 

Summary Is your Google Meet running slow? Can’t run both Google Meet and Google Classroom at the same time? Here are some steps we recommend you take to try to improve performance:  Turn off your camera feed when you’re not speaking. Doing this will allocate more bandwidth to keeping the connection going. On that same note, consider turning off Grid view and just have the speaker view. Less video streams coming in = better Meet experience. If you’re working far away from the home wireless router, it may be a good idea to move to a room closer. You may also connect to the internet using a hardwire connection (Ethernet) if available.  Requires a USB to Ethernet or USB-C to Ethernet adapter Other troubleshooting steps Restart your Chromebook (this is different from holding the power button) Disable/remove any non-essential extensions. Close any tabs open in Chrome that are not essential for class.  Clear your browser cache, cookies, and history Update your ChromeBook.