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How to transfer photos from iPad to PC (Windows 7)
I cannot find any way to transfer my photos from iPad to pc! I tried iTunes / iCloud : No success
Also when I connect it to PC , iTunes starts and I can transfer from pc to ipad but not the other way round! And when connected does not show in My Computer as a removable disk!
Please help!
iPad, iOS 8.2
If these photos were taken by the iPad, the iPad should appear as a camera in Windows Explorer or the Devices and Printers section of control Panel.
Itunes is not involved then.
If these photos where synced from a computer to the iPad they cannot be directly extracted.
If these photos were taken by the iPad, the iPad should appear as a camera in Windows Explorer or the Devices and Printers section of control Panel.
Itunes is not involved then.
If these photos where synced from a computer to the iPad they cannot be directly extracted.
But the problem is that it does not appear as a camera(or anything else) . The photos I would like to import are the photos I taken with the iPad itself (camera roll) !
Did you read the link I posted? Namely this section:
Import media to a Windows PC
Before importing your media:
Windows 8: Learn how to import photos and videos from a camera, phone, or DVD (Windows Help)
Windows 7 and Windows Vista: Learn how to get pictures from your camera to your computer (Windows Help)
If your computer doesn't recognize an attached iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch as a camera, and prevents you from importing photos to your computer, learn how to resolve the issue.
You can try dropbox.com.
Robert
Maybe you can transfer photos from iPad to PC with email. Find your Photos icon. When you open Photos, you'll see your pictures arranged in albums. Select the picture you're going to send. After you select your images, tap the blue box with an arrow in the top left-hand side corner of the page.All you have to do now is type in the recipient's email address, bring your finger down on the send button and picture (or pictures) are sent!
A quick solution is to install Dropbox on both PC and ipad...
Also why not try icloud on PC? Are your photos backup to icloud automatically?
I would suggest connecting your iPad to a different computer where the iPad will prompt you whether to "Trust or not trust" the computer, I had this problem but it was solved when I changed to a different computer (Booting from a different OS counts as connecting your iPad to a different computer, I still have the problem on my Windows partition though).
mecci22, I suggested the following to another user and it worked for him. Perhaps it will work for you as well:
This is a long shot but worth trying perhaps. If everything else appears ok with your iPad, take a couple of new pictures with it. Then connect it back in to your PC and wait a bit (sometimes I have to wait a minute or more). Can you now see it in the Windows File Manager?
BowieKinsey wrote:
Maybe you can transfer photos from iPad to PC with email. Find your Photos icon. When you open Photos, you'll see your pictures arranged in albums. Select the picture you're going to send. After you select your images, tap the blue box with an arrow in the top left-hand side corner of the page.All you have to do now is type in the recipient's email address, bring your finger down on the send button and picture (or pictures) are sent!
It's a bit awkward if sending too much at once, since it would be limited by network.
How to transfer photos from iPad to PC (Windows 7)
