Run as service does not allow my GSuite Drive as "Stored"

[JakeReindl]

I really want to go back to running BI as a service. But I recently added my Google Drive File Stream as the stored location.
It's working great, and with a Gigabit connection, it takes very little time to pull up archived footage from forever ago.
However, when running as a service, it seams BI have no access to that drive. Probably because the drive is created by an application and not the windows file system?
I am looking for workarounds. I tried created a symbolic link and that didn't work. Same with a hardlink. I guess none of those features like the drive either. I can continue using as an application, but would love to go back to as a service if possible. Any ideas?

[MikeBwca]

Did you try running as Admin?
Are you running the desktop Google Sync, that shows an icon in Windows Explorer?

[JakeReindl]

When I run the application, yes, I run as administrator and it works just fine with GDrive. But again, stops working when I run as a service.

I am not running Google Sync, I am running Google Drive File Stream. And it is running in the task bar, yes.

[MikeBwca]

Looks like an issue for BI Support.

[VJK]

Have you tried updating the BlueIris service with your GSuite logon credentials?

[JakeReindl]

Can you explain that? I have not been using BI to directly upload to GSuite, I have been pointing the "Stored" folder in BI to "J:\BlueIris Archives" Where "J:\" is the drive created by GSuite.