Keep getting photo gallery pop up when I start my computer

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One way to transfer (or save) a photo to your photo gallery is to click on the photo, then hold your finger down on it until a menu pops up. Click on "Save Image" and it will appear in your photo gallery.

Another way is to click on the photo so that it doesn't have any text or icons showing, then simply take a screenshot and it should appear in your photo gallery. Check the link to learn how to take a screenshot on your S4.

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Sorry to have you know your SD card is defective. It is bad and not usable. Otherwise, you will keep losing media (photographs, videos, files, etc) you save/store on it.

Best option is to get it replaced with a new one so you can keep your memories intact.

Bring up the photo in my gallery hold your finger on the photo , then drag it down to the to the bottom of the screen into the rubbish bin, that pops up.

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This error is generally faced with Windows Live Photo Gallery when viewing pictures from external devices such as cameras or memory cards. There are different known causes to this error, among which, one is an installation problem of Windows Live, but the uninstalling and reinstalling does not seem to fix this issue.

However the solution is quite simple. You have to import your pictures from your device onto your computer through Windows Live Photo Gallery (you will have this option when device is connected in the autorun menu).

Once the pictures imported, you will be able to view them. Be careful to keep the original photos on your device in case this solution does not fix this issue.

If problem persists, I recommend opting for another picture viewer program.

Check what is booting up at startup - simple thing to do is click start and in the run box (XP -Vista) Searc (Win7) type msconfig
In the box that pops up click on t he startup tab.
At the bottom there is a disable all button.... click it and restart your computer - see if the same problem occurs - it probably wont...
If it doesnt go back to msconfig and startup.
Recheck the important stuff - antivirus - adobe updates - etc...
Any questions get back to me...good luck

Download the Windows Installer CleanUp Utility which is free from here

• Install the utility
• Run the cleanup utility (usually found on the START / (ALL) PROGRAMS menu).
• Scroll down until you see 'PhotoGallery'
• Select Remove
• Shut down the computer (not RESTART), wait 20-30 seconds, then power back up.

Reinstall Hp photo gallery if you still want to use it or need it.

Things like to plant themselves in your start-up in windows. It is getting more obscene with software as the years go on.  Both XP and Vista have similar fixes for slow start-ups.  (In XP) Go to Start-->Run a box will pop up to type in a command, *In Vista, you can type "run" in the search box at the start menu* Type "msconfig" and a system configuration utility will pop up.  Click the tab that says "start-up" and un-check the software for your photo gallery and fax software.  *and any other non-needed programs for starting up your computer

I finally figured it out. Somehow I had messed with the Autoplay settings uploading pics the last time I guess. Anyways, if you experience this problem, check this out first and see if it fixes it for you before you do anything else:

What if the import dialog box doesn't appear? If the dialog box prompting you to import your pictures doesn't appear when you connect the camera to your computer, AutoPlay might be turned off. You can import your pictures using Windows Photo Gallery instead. Here's how:
1. Open Windows Photo Gallery by clicking the Start button , clicking All Programs, and then clicking Windows Photo Gallery.
2. On the toolbar, click File, and then click Import from Camera or Scanner.
3. In the Import Pictures and Videos dialog box, choose your camera from the list of devices, and then click Import.
If you prefer, you can turn on AutoPlay or set AutoPlay to automatically import pictures from a digital camera. For more information, see Change AutoPlay Settings.

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