Rclone Auto-Mount on Windows
This File automates mounting cloud storage as Windows drives using Rclone and a .bat script. It allows you to access your cloud storage (Google Drive, OneDrive, etc.) just like a local disk in File Explorer.
📌 Features
Auto-mounts Rclone remotes at startup.
Maps each remote to a custom drive letter (e.g., G: for Google Drive).
Runs silently in the background.
Easy to customize for multiple cloud providers.
⚙️ Instructions
- Install & Configure Rclone
Download Rclone .
Run rclone config and set up your remotes (Google Drive, OneDrive, Dropbox, MEGA, etc.).
Give each remote a unique name (e.g., gdrive, onedrive, dropbox, mega1, mega2).
- Edit Script Paths
Replace C:\Path\To\rclone.exe with the actual path where Rclone is installed.
Replace C:\Path\To\rclone.conf with your Rclone config location (default: C:\Users<Username>\AppData\Roaming\rclone\rclone.conf).
Update C:\Path\To\Cache... and C:\Path\To\Logs... with your own folders.
- Update Drive Letters
Choose available letters: G:, O:, D:, M:, N: etc.
- Run Automatically at Startup
Press Win + R, type shell:startup, hit Enter.
Place a shortcut to mount_cloud_drives.bat inside that folder.
Reboot → all drives will auto-mount.
🛠 Notes
--vfs-cache-mode=full improves compatibility with Office/Excel/DB files.
Logs are saved per remote (gdrive.log, onedrive.log, etc.).
You can add any other Rclone-supported cloud (Box, pCloud, Amazon S3, etc.) by copying one of the blocks and adjusting names/paths.