Cannot download pictures from phone to computer,

BMW things

why not ask maker for help DIRECTLY

https://blog.uobdii.com/bmw-ista-d-ista-p-windows-7-8-10-download-how-to-install/

Try plugging the micro-SD into a card-reader which connects via USB to a computer.
This reader is seen in Windows explorer as an external drive.
If windows still sees only icons (thumbnails) then these are just software links to where the photos are really stored.
Try downloading again, using "Copy to" or "Move To" options.
Also try connecting the Samsung phone directly to your PC (may need phone's driver disk installed first).
Then {phone} DCIM>camera should have the photos in its folder.
Use Windows explorer to copy these to your hard disk folder.
If phone is recognized by the computer, the pictures should install (copy) to PC automatically.
The default folder is automatic, usually C:\{homepath} \ pictures \ YYYY-MM-DD
with YYYY-MM-DD being the date of copying.

What kind of cell phone is it? It's a smartphone, right?
If you're using an android, you can simply download pictures from your phone to your computer by connecting them via a USB cable. Then drag and drop the pics to your PC.
If you're an iPhone user, you can finish the transfer via iTunes or 3rd party iTransfer tool.
http://www.leawo.org/tutorial/transfer-photos-from-ipad-to-pc.html
Of course, you can also use email or Dropbox to send pictures no matter what device you're on.

You need to talk to your cell phone retailer or if your a techie, go on line to the cell phone's manufacturer and see if the software that links the cell phone to your PC is available for the model of phone you own. There should be fairly detailed instructions on how to use the software once it's installed. I have a Nokia, and it is available to back-up my messages, notes, contact list, multimedia, and organizer into my PC.

how to video

Nokia Lumia 521 Copy your photos to your computer

1. Connect your phone to a compatible computer with a compatible USB cable.
2. On your computer, open a file manager, such as Windows Explorer or Finder, and browse to your phone. Tip: Your phone is shown under portable devices as Windows Phone. To see the folders of your phone, double-click the name of the phone. There are separate folders for documents, music, photos, ringtones, and videos.
   
3. Open the folder for photos, and select and copy the photos to your computer. Tip: If your computer's operating system is Windows 7 or Windows 8, you can also use the Windows Phone app. With Windows 7, you can download it from http://www.windowsphone.com/.
   

1. Determine Connection and Equipment Needed
   • 1 Determine the type of connection you will use to upload pictures from your cell phone to your PC. For example, if your telephone has BlueTooth capabilities and you have a notebook computer with BlueTooth, you may be able to upload pictures without purchasing any additional equipment.
     
   • 2 Purchase additional equipment needed, such a data link cable or blue tooth hardware to add to your computer. To find the data link cable for your individual cell phone, try visiting your local cell service provider retail store. Stores often keep these cables in stock. The cost for a cable runs from $20.00 and up.
     
   • 3 Make sure that the new cable fits properly in your cell phone and computer ports. The computer connection should be a basic USB connection.
     
   Download and Install Software
   • 1 Visit the website for your cell phone's manufacturer, for example the LG website. Do a search for downloads or software and locate the proper download for your cell phone and Windows (or MAC) platform on your PC.
     
   • 2 Install the software and follow directions carefully. Often, there will be very specific steps involved in ensuring that the cell phone and the computer recognize one another. For example, if you connect the phone before downloading and installing the software, the computer may not recognize your cell phone properly.
     
   • 3 Test the software and make sure everything is working properly. You should be able to pull up the software and upload all the pictures and videos on your telephone. Every cell phone manufacturer uses different software. While there isn't a single tutorial that will cover how to use every type available, most software comes with specific instructions and tutorials that will help you learn how to easily use the features available.
     

Try putting your phone in "Mass Storage" or "Disk" mode, it's under Tools on most LGs. If your phone doesn't have that option, try simply plugging your phone into the computer and letting Windows search for the driver. If all else fails, consult LG's web page for your phone, they should have the driver available for download.

You may need the Motorola Phone Tools program for your computer,
Just click here:
http://bit.ly/1TN7A6

You'll also need the USB Drivers.
Download the correct one here AFTER you download the Phone tools program:

• Motorola 4.5.0 Driver with MotoConnect* (for 32-bit versions of Windows®)
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• Motorola 4.5.0 Driver with MotoConnect* (for 64-bit versions of Windows®)

PC Charging Drivers These drivers allow you to charge your phone using your PC and a USB cable. Available for the following phones:

• PC Driver 1 (W370, W375, W376g, W377)
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• PC Driver 2 (W216, W230, W230x, W23x, W259, W270, W270x, W27x, W388, W396, W397, W397v)
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• Installation Instructions

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