Type 'Phone companion' into the search prompt. Select Phone Companion from the top of the Start menu. Click iPhone or iPad. Enter your Microsoft account information and click Sign in.
Tap Yes, This Is Me! Select Get next to OneDrive on your iPhone. Tap Install. Select Open. Enter your Microsoft account name and click Go. Enter your Microsoft account password. We selected No, Thanks' Tap the User icon in the upper left corner. Select the Gear icon. Tap Camera Upload. Move the switch next to Camera Upload to the On position.
Select OK. Turn the switch next to Upload In Background to the On position. Drag them into the iCloud Photos folder. Under Favorites, click iCloud Photos. Click Upload photos and videos. Choose the photos and videos you want to upload and click Open. Download your photos and videos from iCloud Photos. In iCloud for Windows Select the images you want to keep on your PC. Right-click the selection and choose "Always keep on this device.
Click iCloud Photos in the Navigation pane. Choose the photos and videos you want to download by year. Choose the photos and videos you want to download by year, then click Download. Your photos and videos download to the location you set in iCloud Photos Options.
On Windows Open File Explorer. Click iCloud Photos from the Navigation pane. Windows 8: Go to the Start screen. If you use Windows 8. Windows 7: Click the Windows Start button, then click Pictures. Double-click My Photo Stream to view your photos. Remember when you're forced to delete some cherished photos or videos to free up storage in your iPhone? Or the inconvenience of editing or resizing the images that's taken on a space-limited device screen?
Fortunately, moving a step further to transfer iPhone photos and videos to your Windows 10 PC can save you out of the pain. It doesn't matter if you're attempting to move over pictures as. JPG files, screenshots as. PNG files, or videos as. MOV files. Importing iPhone photos to Windows 10 is just a simple few step procedure that you can learn within minutes, even though you're not a technical expert. By the way, if you're holding an Android phone instead, just follow the instructions in this support article to get images transferred over to the PC.
There're mainly four useful tricks for mobile-to-PC photo transfer without suffering any dos and don'ts, all of which can apply to all iPhone models. You can choose the method that suits you best. Note: If you need to fix the "Device is unreachable" error message that shows up out of the blue when trying to copy photos from iPhone to a Windows 10 PC, get help from here.
The Windows Photos App is a free and standard application from Microsoft to help for keeping all your device photos secured in a PC. It comes handy whether you prefer getting all photos off an iPhone onto Windows 10 at once, or migrating over pictures in bulk. If you have "iCloud Photos" toggled on, please jump to the method 4 to do the transfer.
Run the latest version of iTunes, keep your device on the Home screen, and then the photo transfer process via Windows Photos app is simpler than you might think. The migration process through Microsoft Photos could get stuck if there're an impressive number of pictures to move over. If this is the case for you, create a ZIP file for the photos and then try again.
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