Downloading photos from iphone to pc not working

 · I am running windows 10 trying to download pictures from my iPhone 8. I have attempted this many times and sometimes it will download a few pictures and then stops and then sometimes it wont even download one picture. I have went to the file explorer and right clicked on my phone and clicked on the "import pictures" command and again it will.  · Go to you’re iPhones settings, scroll down to - Photos - scroll down to - TRANSFER TO MAC OR PC - which most likely is set to - Automatic - all you have to do is switch it to - Keep Originals - and that should solve the bltadwin.ruted Reading Time: 4 mins.  · Open iCloud for Windows, and next to Photos, click Options. Turn on My Photo Stream. Close and then reopen iCloud for Windows. Restart your computer. If you still don’t see your Photos on your iOS devices, copy your photos to the Uploads folder.

Copy photos from PC to iPhone with Dropbox. Dropbox offers 2GB free storage to its users, making it easy for you to transfer some pictures in small size. With OneDrive, you can either copy photos from the computer to the iPhone online or do it by installing an official OneDrive desktop application on your PC and apps on your iDevice. Download and use these photo transfer apps if you need to transfer files between iPhone and iPad, backup from iPhone/Android to PC or want to share your photos on someone else's device. Transfer photo albums and gigabytes of videos from your travels or other interesting adventures to your PC with the best photo transfer app in one click. Select photos to transfer onto your computer. All of the photos on your iPhone will initially be selected, but you can click the checkmark in the upper-right side of each photo that you don't want to import to prevent it from importing.

If so, photos and videos that you sync from your computer to your iPhone using iTunes can’t be imported back to your computer. First thing is to make sure your Windows PC runs the latest iTunes version–problems like this are often associated with updates to your iPhone’s iOS and not updating iTunes. Go to you’re iPhones settings, scroll down to - Photos - scroll down to - TRANSFER TO MAC OR PC - which most likely is set to - Automatic - all you have to do is switch it to - Keep Originals - and that should solve the problem. In some cases, the error can occur because of a connectivity issue between the USB device (in this case, your iPhone) and the PC. To prevent this, disconnect your iPhone or iPad from the PC. If there are other USB devices connected to your computer at the same time, unplug them as well.