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Computer Help and Support

Ocelot II

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1. The simplest way is to email them to yourself

Reply to PlanetBev (Original post)

Mon Jun 27, 2022, 01:41 PM

Jun 2022

and open the email on your computer, then download the attached photo to whatever file you want to keep them in. My iPhone automatically sends photos to my laptop via my wifi, but you might not be set up for that, and email is easy.

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What is the best way to transfer the photos on my iPhone 6 to my laptop. [View all] PlanetBev Jun 2022 OP

The simplest way is to email them to yourself Ocelot II Jun 2022 #1

Thank you, Ocelot PlanetBev Jun 2022 #5

That's what I do. Once a week. It works. NM Grins Jun 2022 #6

Normally speaking, I am a Mac person, so someone feel free to advise differently Tetrachloride Jun 2022 #2

About a thousand photos PlanetBev Jun 2022 #3

Itunes is still available for windows computers. Download, install, plug in your cellphone hlthe2b Jun 2022 #4

If you connect your phone to your computer Jerry2144 Jun 2022 #7

Backups! CloudWatcher Jun 2022 #8