We will replace the History folder that holds the log files with a symbolic link in the form of a junction, a virtual folder, with the actual files residing in a cloud synced storage area like Google Drive, Dropbox or One Drive.

As a side note, this guide is only useful if you are already saving history in fpsVR, if not there will be no History folder in your documents to replace. You can turn that on in the fpsVR settings.

1. Open the fpsVR folder in your documents by pasting this into Run (Win+R) or Search in the Start Menu, it should open an Explorer window standing in the folder.
   
   %userprofile%\Documents\fpsVR
   
   
2. In the folder there should be a subfolder called History if fpsVR is set to save history. Open a second Explorer window (Win+E) and navigate to the cloud synced storage area on your system you want to use, then move the History folder over there with drag and drop between the windows. Hold shift to move instead of copy if it's between drives.
   
   
3. Enter the History folder in the new location and then copy the full path from the address field in that Explorer window, it should end in \History.
   
   
4. Go back to the first Explorer window and write cmd in the address bar and press enter, this should open a command prompt in that folder.
   
   
5. Execute the below command to create a junction to the new location, paste in the file path you have in the clipboard where it says [paste here].
   
   mklink /J History "[paste here]"
   
   
6. Done! If everything worked it should tell you that a junction was created. If you open the fpsVR History Viewer which you can find a shortcut to next to the junction, it should yet again list all your play sessions. Any new sessions will be stored in the actual folder, meaning in your cloud storage.