How To Transfer Photos From Hp To Iphone

Download Article

This wikiHow teaches you how to transfer photos from your iPhone to a Windows PC. You can import the photos and videos using the Windows 10 Photos app, or you import them directly to a folder on any version of Windows.

1

Connect your iPhone to the PC. Use the USB charging cable that came with your phone.
2

Unlock your iPhone. Unlock your iPhone using Touch ID or enter your Passcode. This will prompt a question asking if you want to trust the computer you just connected to.
3

On the iPhone, tap Trust or Allow . This allows the iPhone to share data with the computer so you can download the pictures and video.
4

On the computer, click the Start menu .
5

Click Photos .
6

Click Import . It's in the top-right of the Photos window.
7

Click On another device . It's on the right of the pop-up window.
8
Select the pictures you want to import and click Continue . All the items that are selected will have a checkmark in the top-right of the preview image.
- You can click Select All at the top to select all the pictures and video.
9
Click Import . This will begin importing the images and videos from the iPhone.
- You can check the box next to "Delete imported items from Apple iPhone after importing" if you don't want to keep the original photos or videos on the iPhone.

1

Connect your iPhone to the PC. Use the USB charging cable that came with your phone.
2

Unlock your iPhone. Unlock your iPhone using Touch ID or your phone's passcode. This will prompt a question asking if you want to trust the computer you just connected to.
3

On the iPhone, tap Trust or Allow . This allows the iPhone to share data with the computer so you can download the pictures and video.
4

On the computer, click the Start menu .
5

Click File Explorer . This will open a File Explorer window allowing you to browse files and devices connected to your computer.
6
Locate the connected iPhone. It should be listed on the left-side of the File Explorer window under "This PC". Click

next to "This PC" to see a list of connected devices.
- If the iPhone doesn't appear, try disconnecting the iPhone and plugging it back in.
7

Right-click on the iPhone and select Import pictures and video . It's near the bottom of the drop-down menu.
8

Select the Import all new items now option and click Next . This will automatically import all the images and videos stored on your iPhone to your Pictures folder. Once finished importing, the Pictures folder will open automatically.

Add New Question

Question

What happens if I unplug the iPhone before the transfer of photos is complete?

You will probably find that not all of your photos have transferred to the PC.
Question

How can I back the photos up to a PC and still keep them on the iPhone?

Connect the iPhone to PC with the IPhone charging cable (one end is USB) and switch on the phone. The phone will ask whether to allow to connect the phone to PC. Tap 'allow'. Then you can go to PC and the phone act as a camera connected via USB port. You can download any photo now.
Question

Can I download all of my photos from the cloud to my PC and then delete them from my phone and the cloud to free up storage?

Yes you can. As long as they are stored on another device, you are safe to delete them from iPhone or iCloud storage.
Question

What do I do if I'm transferring photos from my iPhone to my PC if it's saying the device is unreachable?

Try closing the application. If that doesn't work, try turning off your devices and turning them back on. If that doesn't work, try using a different cable to connect your phone and PC.
Question

The pictures I've downloaded on my Windows 10 laptop only show when I plug my flash drive in the USB port. What can I do?

Plug in your flash drive and move the pictures to a different folder. You should then be able to see the pictures whether the flash drive is plugged in or not.
Question

Can I use a charging cable?

Yes, you can. Go to My Computer (using Windows), click on the Apple product, go into the internal memory and you will find several folders. Each of these folders contains pictures from different time periods.
Question

What do I do if my PC is not recognizing that my iPhone is connected to it?

You can email the photo to your Gmail, then from your PC log in to your Gmail and download the document.
Question

My iPhone doesn't have a touch ID or passcode. What should I do?

Harryg33107

Community Answer

Skip step 2, open your iPhone and continue the following steps. You do not have to have a password.
Question

What do I do if my computer won't access or recognize my phone?

Minorite

Community Answer

First, restart both device and computer. If this doesn't help, try different USB ports and another trusted USB cable. If nothing helps, uninstall iTunes and install the stand-alone version from the Apple website.
Question

I have a 10-minute video that seems to get stuck every time I try to transfer it from mobile to PC. I really want to save this long video. What should I do?

Minorite

Community Answer

This can happen when transferring long videos in HEVC format. Go to Settings > Photos, scroll to the very bottom, and under 'Transfer to this Mac or PC', select 'Keep Originals'. Restart both device and computer (just in case) and try exporting video one more time.

Show more answers

Ask a Question

200 characters left

Include your email address to get a message when this question is answered.

Submit

Video

Thanks for submitting a tip for review!

About This Article

Article SummaryX

To transfer photos from your iPhone to a PC, start by using your phone's USB cable to connect your iPhone to the PC. Once your devices are connected, unlock your phone and tap "Trust" or "Allow" when you see the message asking whether you trust this computer. Then, click the Start menu on your computer, followed by "File Explorer," which will bring up a list of connected devices on the left side of the File Explorer window. From here, right-click on "iPhone" and select "Import pictures and videos." Finish by selecting "Import all new items now "and clicking "Next" to begin importing your photos. To learn more, including how to transfer specific images from your iPhone using the Windows 10 Photos App, scroll down!

Did this summary help you?

Thanks to all authors for creating a page that has been read 783,286 times.

Is this article up to date?