Transfer photos from iPhone to PC too easy. Thanks to the increasing integration that this device is getting into Windows PCs, there is no need to do complex configurations and no need to download any type of application.

In this practical article we will explain in detail, all you have to do to transfer photos from iPhone to PC and we will also see solutions to some of the problems that may occur from time to time. If you have any questions after reading, feel free to leave them in the comments.

• The first thing we need to do is connect the iPhone to the USB port from our PC. For this, we use the Lightning cable, which we normally use to charge it.
• The computer recognizes that we have connected a USB device and identifies it as an iPhone.
• Now we will need to go to the iPhone screen unlock it and allow the computer to access the contents of the device. This is necessary because if we don’t accept, we won’t see the iPhone photos and videos on our PC and we won’t be able to access them.
• Now we just have to go”Team > View” to display a list of storage drives. We open the one marked as iPhone and voila, we find photos and videos in folders sorted by date, allowing us to find what we are looking for more easily.
• We can transfer photos from iPhone to PC through the classic selection system, drag and drop to copy to the destination folder.

We can also transfer photos from iPhone to PC using iTunes, which we can get for free on Apple’s official website. With this application, we will also need to connect the iPhone and we will have to go through the process of unlocking the terminal and verifying the trust of the connected device.

Three known problems when transferring photos from iPhone to PC

1. When I try to copy many photos at once I get an error message: It is a problem that occurs quite often and may force us to restart the computer. To avoid this, try to copy the photos you want to transfer to your computer one at a time. So don’t copy, for example, 500 photos at once, divide them into two groups of 250 photos each.
2. The computer recognizes the iPhone, but when I access the device, it shows blank: another common problem that has an easy solution, disconnect the connecting cable to the PC, wait a few seconds and reconnect it. If the problem is not resolved, restart the computer.
3. Failed to copy small groups of photos: in this case, be careful not to try to copy non-photo files that may appear mixed. These usually take up several bytes and are responsible for this failure.