This is not the first time my phone got a problem but i didnt worry about it in the past. i cant transfer my photos from my phone to my computer. i have uninstalled and installed nokia pc suite alot of times but still, i cant transfer my photos. every time i paste the pictures to my computer, a folder appears. PB3B84B.tmp is the name of the folder. in the past, i cut the pictures and when i paste it, the pictures werent pasted, instead, they were just erased from myphone. my computer is VISTA and my frends think that this is the reason for these problems. hope you could help me. -joan
Hello Joan,
In my opinion, i think transferring pics or other things will be best with help of memory card reader. It is fast and easy to transfer files n pics from phone to PC than with data cables or bluetooth devices. SO use memory card reader . I think it works for sure.
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As with your Android, you may have to sign into your Google account with your email address and password if this is your first time opening Google Photos.
4 in the top-right corner of the screen, type in android file transfer, and then click the Android File Transfer icon.
7Double-click the "Internal storage" or "SD card" folder. Depending on where the photos you want to transfer are stored and what kind of storage is available on your Android, the folder you open may vary.
8 Double-click the "DCIM" folder. This will open to another folder.
9 Double-click the "Camera" folder. It's where your Android's photos are stored. Doing so will bring up a list of your Android's photos.
Depending on whether or not your photos are in an album, you may have to open another folder before continuing.
10 Select your Android's photos. Click and drag your mouse across the photos you want to move onto your computer to select them. You can also hold down the ? Command key while clicking individual photos to select them independently.
11 Click Edit. This menu item is in the upper-left side of your Mac's screen. A drop-down menu will appear.
12 Click Copy. It's near the top of the Edit menu. This will copy your selected photos.
If you want to remove the files from your Android while transferring them to your Mac, click Cut here instead.
13 Open Finder. Click the blue, face-like app in your Mac's Dock. A new window will open.
14 Select a save location. Click a folder (e.g., All My Files) on the left side of the Finder window to select it as your photos' destination.
15 Click Edit, then click Paste Items. This will copy the photos from your Android onto your Mac.
If you selected the Cut option instead of Copy, this will also remove the photos from your Android.
hi Lorraine.
this is all i could find out,if this does not work for you go to the link at the bottom. Turn the Android tablet on and connect it your Windowscomputer via supplied USB cable. 2. Click the "Open Folder to View Files" option when the AutoPlay dialog box appears.
Hello, you can use a MobiKin Assistant for Android software, then you can backpup all your pics from device to computer. It is a direct way for you to transfer your files from Android phone to computer, and it is safe and efficient, so you don't need to deal with many steps, just easy to use.
Plug your phone into a USB cable connected to your computer. There may be a setting required on your phone to allow file transfers - it may pop a dialog box asking to make files available.
THEN from your computer open the File Explorer and you'll see your phone as a drive. Look for a folder named DCIM, then click down through folders in there until you find your pictures. You can COPY the pictures you want and then PASTE them to My Pictures on your computer.
hi friend here are several ways to transfer mobile phone
photos onto your PC, ranging from, emailing them using GPRS, Bluetooth
file transfers, Infrared file transfer, using MMS service, using a card
reader or simply using a data cable. VideoJug themselves even have a
film on the subject, but this guide will address transferring
photographs to your PC using the manufacturer supplied data-cable and
software.
Step 1: Check To See If You Have The data Cable And SoftwareMost
mobile phones nowadays come standard with a USB data transfer cable and
bundled software utility. Check the box that your mobile phone came
with for the cable and CD-Rom. If not provided with the software, it
may be available as a free download from the manufacturer’s website. If
your phone did not come with a data cable, check the manual if your
model supports data cable transfers.
Step 2: Install The Communication SoftwareOnce
you have located your software CD, check the system requirements
necessary to run the software such as hardware specifications,
operating systems supported etc. Install the software following
on-screen instructions, but do not plug in the USB data cable or phone
in just yet, unless the software requests you to do so during the
installation process.
Step 3: Connect Your Mobile Phone To The PC Using The Data CableOnce
the installation is complete, the software would usually require a
reboot of the PC before plugging in the mobile phone for the first
time. Then connect your mobile phone to the data, and the cable to the
USB port of your PC. Several phones may display a message on the mobile
display that the phone is now connected to the PC, but if not don’t
worry just yet!
Remember
never to unplug or disconnect the data cable from the phone during a
data transfer or you could end up damaging your phone or loosing all
your data.
Step 4: Start Up The Software Package And Locate The Image Or File Transfer UtilityOnce
connected, start up your mobile phone’s software, and browse through
the interface. Most manufacturers offer some form of phone browser
where you can browse through the content on your phone, copying files
onto, or taking files off the mobile. The software utility may also
offer a separate tool for transferring photos and video shot with your
mobile, if this is the case use the utility!
Step 5: Transfer Mobile Phone Photos Onto Your PCUse
the software’s browser or photo utility to transfer your photographs to
your PC. Some software tools provide image editing tools as well that
will enable cropping, rotation, and sharpening of images once
transferred to you PC. Don’t be afraid of referring to the software’s
help file incase you get stuck.
As
phone models and manufacturers vary, it is always a good practice to
read through the mobile phone user manual and the software's help or
readme file while using this guide. It is also always good practice to
use the backup function of the software first to ensure you can restore
your phone back to its original state should anything happen to it.
Hi,
1) install Motorola Phone Tools in PC.
2) Select Modem in Phone Main Menu >> Settings >> Connection >> Modem.
3) Connect the handset with PC and run The MPT.
4.) Select the File transfer media and transfer data from Mobile to PC.
YOU CAN DO THIS BY MOVING YOUR FILES FROM YOUR MOBILE TO YOUR MEM CARD. THIS FUNCTION IS AVAILABLE IN YOUR MODEL.
IF YOU CANT DO SO. JUST TRANSFER THIS FILES TO YOUR COMPUTER VIA A DATA CABLE AND THEN TRANSFER THE SAME FILES FROM COMPUTER TO MEMCARD USING A MEMORY CARD READER.
thanks., this helped alot :D
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