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• cannot delete photos with indicator.  help, please.

  I can't delete photos with indicator.  help, please. Thank you. Dick

  Can't stop without context and details

  What version of the OS (you say OS X 10.8.5 - is that correct?) and iPhoto or PHotos?

  What has changed since it worked?

  LN

• BlackBerry Z30 cannot delete photos on BB Z10

  Hey fellaz, I hope you all good, I'm having a problem with deleting photos on my BlackBerry Z10, I display a message that says "(les objets) can not be deleted, I tried to remove file manager, they disappeared from the file manager but they always appear under photos, when I try to open them they will not be open." Any kind of help will b appreciated mch

  Looks for caching updated files that really are deleted.

  Restart: Press and hold the power button on top about 20-30 seconds, ignore the 3-2-1 timer and hold the button until the screen goes black and you see the red LED.

  Now, they are still there?

• Trying to give my daughter my old iPad. Set up a family sharing. Cannot delete photos

  This turns into a real pita.  I created a family sharing for the old iPad, which is very low on space, I'm empty I can't seem to get rid of the pictures, it is probably better just to get rid of the entire library, but everything appears.  Can't delete the photos that would take years to do anyway if it worked the same.  Disable all options photo to iCloud and turn their back on did nothing

  It is perhaps best to follow this approach: what to do before you sell or give away your iPhone, iPad or iPod touch - Apple Support

• Cannot delete Photos of iPhone 5 c device

  title says it all, does anyone have the same problem? im running the latest iOS that I tried to remove some photos on my camera when I hit delete (the Trash button) it will just freeze

  Try a simple Reset: hold down the Home and Power buttons until you see the Apple logo (15 to 20 seconds).

  If this does not help, you may need to restore your device.

  Note that if you have enabled iCloud photo library, deleting a picture on the phone will remove it from everywhere.

• Cannot delete Apps blocked pending-

  iPhone 6 sec more

  iOS version: 9.3.3 (G 13, 34)

  Edition: 3rd apps are blocked on 'waiting', since the time those who started the update a week ago photo - grid Photo - collage maker, Google Maps & Documents 5.

  • Remove the phone crashes.
  • They do not appear as pending updates in the App store.
  • By clicking on the apps will not load anything.
  • Cannot delete applications through iTunes.

  Please let me know how to solve this problem.

  Concerning

  Have you ever tried to force reboot the phone by holding down the button sleep and home for 10 seconds, until the Apple logo comes back again?

  You won't lose data, but it can cure some problems after installing new software.

  If this does not work, try logging out of the AppStore on the phone in settings/iTunes and AppStore, restart the phone and you log in again.

• Recover deleted photos - camera SD card

  I deleted photos of my DSLR Nikon SD card and copies lost during the transition from an old PC to Mac.  The camera shop said that using free software such as https://www.cardrescue.com/ will recover them.  I do not want to download anything which could conflict/damage my Mac and would be grateful if someone could share their knowledge with me.

  I use OS x Yosemite.

  Thank you.  Chris

  I've never used of CardRescue, but currently, it gets good reviews on CNET Download site.  Here are a few alternatives, you can consider:

  (1) If you have questions about the use of CardRescue after reviewing the information on your iMac you get here, you can ask your Apple dealer or a training center for help.

  (2) If you really want to be sure that CardRescue cannot cause you any problem, you can install it on your Mac "spare", try to recover your files with it and then erase CardRescue if you do not want to leave it on the computer.  If you encounter problems after using CardRescue, you can erase the disc of the CMA and reinstall OS X before you reuse this Mac.

  (3) use CardRescue on your Mac only, make a backup of the Mac. Then download and install CardRescue, use CardRescue to try your recovery image file, then do a full your backup restorebefore using your Mac. Although this approach will require a lot of time and effort, it allows you to use CardRescue without leaving any trace of it on your Mac.

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  Mac OSX 10.11.3

• Deleting photos on an iPhone 6 after importing Photos

  I used 6 (iOS 9.2.1) photos to import photos from my iPhone but can't seem to delete them from my phone because I'm running out of space. I can't find an option in Photos for me to do. I use iCloud library but tired of receiving messages telling me I am out of space and need to buy more. I was using the iPhone Optimize Storage option, so when I try to turn off iCloud, he tells me I'm losing photos. I guess that it space to store all of the photos uploaded to iCloud original is much more than the space I have left on my phone. So why would I back up my photos to a photo library. Yes, I could go through frame by frame making sure that they are all there, but there are more than 2500 and would prefer to delete automatically the picures copied after importation. Make sense?

  Import Photos Panel has a check "Remove items after importing" below the toolbar. If you enable this, before importing items, they will be automatically deleted.

  You don't see this check box, because you have activated on your iPhone photo library iCloud.  As long as you use iCloud photo library, the Mac cannot delete the photos, because they are stored in iCloud and only mirrored on your iPhone.

  "Remove items after importation" is to risk anyway. I would not use this option. First, it is safer to check if the import was successful before deleting the photos from the iPhone.  Sometimes it happens that photos will be removed from the device, even if the import was not successful.

  So why would I back up my photos to a photo library. Yes, I could go through frame by frame making sure that they are all there, but there are more than 2500 and would prefer to delete automatically the picures copied after importation. Make sense?

  Since all the pictures are in the library of iCloud, download them by creating a new library of Photos on your Mac and enable it in your library to iCloud.  It will download all photos in iCloud.

  You are you sure, that all the photos are safely on your Mac, disable iCloud photo library on your iPhone.  Then you can connect the iPhone to a USB port and use Image Capture to remove all the photos from the iPhone.

  You can also download pictures from iCloud by using the web interface of your iCloud to www.icloud.com account.  Launch the Photos.app on this page and select the photos to download.

• Deleting photos in the screenshots, Pano & Selfies

  It seems that if I delete a photo in the captures of screen, Pano & Selfies Albums, they have removed from my library.  But if I delete other Albums or smart albums, I created, they album gets deleted but my photos because albums are still in my library.  Why they don't even work?

  The albums smart 'Panoramic', 'Selfies', etc.  are built in.  They will appear automatically, if any photo from your library meets the constraint for this album.  You cannot delete the albums, onlyy delete photos that are active albums.

  It seems that if I delete a photo in the captures of screen, Pano & Selfies Albums, they have removed from my library.

  If you remove a photo from a smart album with ⌘⌫, also if you remove a smart album, you have set yourself, the photo is moved to the recently deleted album.  This is exactly the same for integrated and intelligent albums albums create yourself.

  If you delete a smart album, you have yourself set up, the photos will remain in the library, but as said above, you cannot delete the built-in albums, you can delete only the photos in the album.

• Cannot delete the music due to the error of the Admin

  Hi all, I recently met a mistake with my administrator account. Whenever I try to delete a file or a folder in 'My music', I get a message saying "you need to provide the staff privileges to perform this action." I am the only admin on my laptop, but it told me I must ask permission to administrator with the administrator. He also mentioned the name of my admin profile (S117/mozman). I tried to take possession of the file, to see that I have already. Change permissions does not work and the possibility to apply the change to all folders and containers in the folder is grayed out permanently. I'm out of space fast hard drive and so far have not allowed to delete anything music, photos, videos or any other media besides file. Any assistance or solutions would be greatly popular. Thank you =)

  Well, I tried this and I've had some success. I stopped getting the message "you need administrator permission", and instead he traded in the ' cannot delete files: access is denied "or something like that. In all cases, I did all my permissions and other things, it turns out that some malicious software must have gotten past my windows firewall and established a camp in my music folder. A scan quick rootkit well fixed. Thank you very much for your contribution :)

• How to restore deleted photos?

  Help, please!  Long story short... I accidentally delete photos in windows photo gallery, and they were also removed from the Recycle Bin, is it possible to get these back?  (The photos were deleted from my camera after the download!)

  Hi Marlene,

  Unfortunately, your best option at this point may be to do a search on your favorite search engine for a data recovery program.

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  Using third-party software, including hardware drivers can cause serious problems that may prevent your computer from starting properly. Microsoft cannot guarantee that problems resulting from the use of third-party software can be solved. Software using third party is at your own risk.

  
  

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• Cannot delete the mail on macbook pro

  Cannot delete messages on the book of mac pro using the El captain. Get the error code ("173703.emlx" could not be copied into 'Messages', because an item with the same name already exists.)

  Hi sarah113,

  I understand that you have had some problems recently with removal of mail on your MacBook Pro. I know it's important to have control over your data, so I'm happy to help you.

  Do you get this error when deleting your messages?

  We will rebuild your mailboxes so that Mail knows what messages it must continue to work with. This article describes how to:

  Mail for Mac: rebuild the mailboxes
  

  Select a mailbox in the Mail sidebar, then choose BALL > rebuild.

  To do this in a box the mailbox that contains a message that gives you this error.

  Thank you for using communities Support from Apple. See you soon!

• can I delete photos on my iPhone that I saved on iCloud?   So, get more storage on my iPhone

  Can I delete photos on my iPhone 6 s which I saved on iCloud?  ... well, getting more storage on my iPhone?

  No, because it would remove them from the photo library iCloud

  You can try to save storage by going to settings > Photos and camera > storage optimize

• iOS 10 cannot delete apps from the iPad 2

  Cannot delete apps in the usual way. Is there a software patch or other procedure?

  What happens when you try? Have what troubleshooting you tried? Have you checked to see if you have enabled Restrictions that would prevent you from remove apps? What app in particular you are trying to delete?

• Why delete photos to get more disk space do not work?

  Why don't earn any disk space when I delete the 'Photos' photos and the album "recently deleted?

  Deleted photos are kept for a week by default. If you really want to get rid of them now, use the command empty the trash inside the Photos.