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• synchronize photos iCloud: appleid often repeated connection required

  Often, for 'request' or 'force' photo synchronization to start, we'll each device in turn, go to settings, select the appleid and the account and re - enter the password. It's as if he has somehow (for purposes of Photos) was disconnected.

  However, it should be noted, all the other iCloud synchronization took place without a hitch (for example, Safari, Contacts, Notes, calendar, app folders, etc.). It's just photos synchronization, in the presence of Wi - fi, which sometimes is, shall we say, "hesitant." Very annoying.

  The devices involved are two iPads, two iPhones, and two MacBook Pro. All sharing an appleid to iCloud sharing purposes. We pay a premium for the extra space iCloud, we store a potload of photos. All the appropriate settings have been made on all the devices (including the photo allowing stream). I've been through, several times, the painful process of disabling iCloud synchronize Photos, restart devices and turning iCloud synchronize Photos on. I say painful because he was wearing the re-synchronization of these potloads of photos on each of the six devices danged. Next for each. Grrr...

  If someone has a reasonable suggestion on how I could get this to work more smoothly, I would appreciate more surely hear.

  The specific photo related questions what do you see? You are activating / deactivating photos works for each device, but we did not know, why you feel that is necessary.

  If you have iCloud that active library, the photo stream is redundant and is not used.

  On the 2 phones, howe, a lot of space is always available and that you have optimized enabled anywhere to save space?

• iPhone 6 s + iOS 9.3.1 not synchronize photos between icloud/devices

  A week ago my iphone stopped synchronize photos between devices and, apparently, it is not synchronized with icloud at all. Just test it: I took a picture of my iphone and the ipad. iPhone does not have transfer the photo to icloud, made ipad. (checked on the web)

  I tried to turn off the icloud photo library and then he turned his back, did not help.  Photos iPhone app can say 'update now', but nothing really happens.

  iCloud works with my ipad (ios 931) air2 if.

  iPhone 6s +.

  iOS 931

  iCloud

  Have you tried signing off iCloud on the phone, wait a few minutes and then reconnect?

• iPhone does not synchronize photos correctly

  Hello

  I use iPhone 6 and are having problems since iOS 9.3 update.

  I don't want to have pictures in iCloud or want to synchronize the photos app. I have a folder on my mac book: there are several subfolder and each holds a couple of photos and images.
  It worked well, but since iOS 9.3 files synchronizes any more. IPhone sync problems - I can't delete photos on the iPhone.
  I tried to solve this problem by creating a new empty a folder - but if I try to sync iTunes starts the synchronization process and fails with the message: iPhone could not be found, but the iPhone is still connected and hit anything the iPhone. Synchronization of an empty folder will not change the photos on my iPhone, or any change in iTunes will delete the photos on the iPhone.

  The last time, I reset my iPhone. I had a backup restore, and after I could synchronize photos from the new record.
  Now, I made an iPhone update iOS 9.3.3 and the same thing happens again...

  It's not funny, it's terrible... and no, I'm not impressed by apple. I want the Apple of comfort back, represented in the...

  Hello Steffen_R y..

  Thanks for stopping by the communities Support from Apple! What you describe, it seems you want to have your photos synced via iCloud. In addition, you do not want to delete some photos from your iPhone by syncing in iTunes 6. I know that I would be able to manage my photos on my own terms, and I will be happy to provide you with some resources.

  To start, we will make sure all your photos are imported safely to your computer, so you may lose important memories. The following article will guide you in this process:

  Import photos and videos from your iPhone, iPad or iPod touch

  Once we know your photos are safe, we can begin the process of disabling the feature photos in iCloud on your devices and setting up of your devices to sync manually content via iTunes. Let's start by disable synchronization of photos via iCloud. This article includes steps on how to turn off iCloud photo library and how to remove photos from iCloud:

  Get help with your iCloud photo library

  This section specifically:

  How can I remove iCloud all the contents of the library of photos to iCloud and my devices?

  To turn off your iCloud photo library, follow these steps:

  • On your iPhone, iPad or iPod touch, go to settings > iCloud > storage > storage management > iCloud photo library, and then select Disable and remove.
  • On your Mac, go to Apple menu > System Preferences > iCloud. Click on manage, select Photo library, and then select Disable and remove.

  Photos and videos will be stored in your account for 30 days. To download your photos and your videos on your iOS device, go to settings > iCloud > Photos and select Download and keep the originals. On your Mac, open the photo, choose Photos > Preferences, and select to download the originals of this Mac. You can also select the photos and videos you want tΘlΘcharger iCloud.com.

  You can also turn off the flow of My photos and iCloud, photo sharing feature. This can be done by the same way as above.

  Once that features photo iCloud is disabled on both your devices, we can turn our attention to iTunes. First of all, let us make sure that the Auto-Sync feature is disabled. Without your connect your iPhone, launch iTunes. From there, click on in the upper left corner near the Apple iTunes logo. Then click on Preferences > devices and make sure that there is a check mark next to 'prevent iPods, iPhones and iPads of automatic synchronization.

  Now that automatic synchronization is disabled, we will be able to connect to your iPhone and then work to remove all pictures from your camera. This resource provides steps on how to manually synchronize the photos on your iPhone, as well as how to remove all or part of your photos:

  Keep your photos safely stored and updated on all your devices

  I want to emphasize this section for your specific:

  Turn off sync iTunes

  If you want more pictures synced to your iPhone, iPad or iPod touch, turn off sync in iTunes and they will be removed from your device. You can disable synchronization for some of your photo albums or all of them at once.

  Stop the synchronization of some albums

  1. Open iTunes on your computer and connect your iPhone, iPad or iPod touch.
  2. Click the device icon in iTunes.
  3. Click on the Photos.
  4. Choose "Selected Albums" and deselect the albums or collections you want to stop synchronizing.
  5. Click on apply.

  Stop synchronization of all photos

  1. Open iTunes on your computer and connect your iPhone, iPad or iPod touch.
  2. Click the device icon in iTunes.
  3. Click on the Photos.
  4. Uncheck 'Synchronize Photos' and then click 'remove all '.
  5. Click on apply.

  Learn how remove photos and videos synced from iTunes when you can not access the originals.

  Take care!

• My iPhone and Mac all have two Photos related to iCloud, same images appear on both. How to remove pictures from the phone without removing them from the Mac

  I've shared pictures between my Mac and iPhone using iCloud. Recently downloaded about 1800 brother SmugMug account family photos. Subsequently discovered that they had all been loaded on my phone as well. When I try to delete them from my phone, I get a message the suggests that if I do, the photos will be removed from my Mac was fine. How can I remove the phone and let the Mac intact?

  I've shared pictures between my Mac and iPhone using iCloud.

  What iCloudService do you use?

  • If the iPhone and the Mac are synchronized with iCloud photo library, removal of the photos from the iPhone will remove them from the Mac as well.  iCloud photo library is a synchronization service that will ensure that you see the same pictures on all devices. All change at will the timing and any deletion or any import.  To win the storage on the iPhone allow the iCloud Photos setting "Optimize Storage.
  • If photos have been synced with my photos and not iCloud library stream, you can remove them from the iPhone. They must stay in the library on your Mac. But before a massive deletion on any device, make a backup of your photo library, just to be sure.

• How can I select all the photos to download icloud on a Mac?

  I do the thing IT Manager family.

  My daughter moved into a House with the lousy broadband (0.5Mbit / s!).  She had already signed for storage iCloud and used pictures of iCloud for several years with his iPhone & iPad.  She has now a large number of photos & videos (ex iPhone & iPad) in iCloud, but also a large number of old photos in her photo album on his MBP (which she didn't register to iCloud Photos with).  I would get all of his photos on iCloud and in Photos in his MBP, and she can stop trying to use the thing iCloud until she gets a better broadband connection (and just sync with USB, in the traditional way!).

  I use iCloud Photos myself and find it very confusing - iCloud Photos, photo, pictures of iCloud sharing stream...

  However, I don't see an easy way of simply by downloading everything.  If I access iCloud Photos via Safari, I can download photos, but there seems to be no option "Select all", then by selecting several hundred photos will be tedious say the least.

  If I sign his MBP Photos up to iCloud, it goes, I guess, download all her photos to iCloud, ok, BUT, it will automatically download all her old photos on iCloud and probably exceed its storage limit, but also take a long time (45 GB - if I have fiber at home, so perhaps tolerable).

  I did a little research and can find no easy answers.  One possibility is to create an empty photo library on the MBP, sign up to iCloud, wait for synchronization, the export of all photos in a folder, re-import the old library of Photos and then delete again.  Seems possible, but tedious.

  All the best ideas?

  FWIIW, my daughter MBP is a mid-2009 13 ", just updated (by the family IT Manager!) to el Capitan. a little slow and only 250 and only 70 GB available.

  Go to a place where the internet is faster. Turn on iCloud photos on Mac.

  This will put all the photos in the cloud and on Mac.

  Once done, turn off iCloud photo library.

• Photos not downloading icloud

  I use a Mac with OS X 10.11.4 load.  I also have Photos v 1.5

  In the Photos, I have iCloud library enabled, and 'Download this Mac originals '.  I also have an iPhone 6 and iPad 2 Air, both iOS 9.3 operating and with iCloud library lit.

  My question is this: when I first set up library, all synchronized on all three devices without any problem.  However I find now that photos taken on the iPhone to the iCloud library download (at least the phone says it has ' updated earlier ") but they don't not download to the Mac.  Instead the pictures on the Mac says just "Download x items" and it stays like that.

  If I delete the pictures from the phone and then the Mac will return to normal.  The only other alternative I've met is to disable the photo library and restart, or completely disconnect from iCloud and then sign back in again.  But both require a new synchronization.

  Someone at - it ideas?

  PS I've seen similar posts from other users of the forum, but not a response yet.  Hours/days for pictures to download when I have a connection should really be high-speed fiber?

• If I upload my photos to the iCloud library remain my original photos on my MacBook Pro?

  If I upload my photos to the iCloud library remain my original photos on my MacBook Pro?

  Yes, they do. See:iCloud photo library - Apple Support

  Note that if you open the Photos on your Mac and go to preferences and click on iCloud at the top of the preferences window, there are 2 options: 'Download the originals of this Mac' and 'Optimize Mac storage.' If you choose the option optimize and your Mac is low on storage space, then the originals can be replaced with smaller optimized versions.

• Download Photos library to iCloud

  After converting my iPhoto photo library, the size of the photo library in the finder is 135 GB and the amount of pictures is a testament to the library is 26 673 when the "All Photos" album is selected. The quantities are close to those originally iPhoto library.

  I then started to load the new photo library on iCloud where, during the download process, the dialog box indicates that it is 'uploading 9306 points (xx.xx GB GB 104,46),"where xx.xx is the current amount downloaded so far.

  The difference in quantity and size of the photo is disturbing. Y at - it a reasonabe explanation?

  From what I saw other people post, the number changes often. See types of files that you can use in the linked article. Which may explain part of the difference.

  Photo FAQ Library

• Why can I not see my photos on the icloud for my Ipad?

  When I was upgrading my ipad to the updated software it hung.  I've been back up my photos to the icloud for more than a year, but they do not appear here my ipad or all of my devices families shared?  Why is this?

  I have the setting all put there to store and backup is more than 5 GB.  My ipad is now frozen in the State that he wants to find a factory setting and I'm scared, I've now lost over 4000 photos.  Help!

  You should check iCloud.com, Photos. If you, the pictures are stored here they are uploaded to the iCloud (and will be downloaded to a device if you connect).

  If you don't see all of the Photos, they are not in iCloud. You can check if you have a backup (on iCloud or iTunes) but if you do not have to guess they're gone.

  Regular backups to iCloud do not include photos if iCloud library is set on "on".

• Is it OK to disable services icloud, icloud photo library and icloud on PC startup disk? There will be negative consequences if I disable?

  Is it possible to disable services icloud, icloud photo library and icloud 10 PC Windows startup disk? There will be negative consequences if I disable these at startup?

  You can uninstall iCloud for Windows completely if you do not use one of its features. If you do, you should let its services run. See what is iCloud for Windows?-Apple Support for more info on what it does.

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• I have 0 photos/videos on iCloud. Said using its 2, 1 GB

  I have 0 photos/videos on iCloud. But it says in my phone and mac I use 2, 1 GB!

  My photos are all on the computer. The iCloud library is disabled on the Mac.

  It is enabled on the iPhone.

  Any ideas?

  Thank you very much

  The iCloud library is disabled on the Mac.

  It is enabled on the iPhone.

  If you use iCloud photo library on the iPhone, your photos in the Photo.app iPhone will use iCloud storage and this is what you will see in system preferences > iCloud on Mac as well. The iCloud storage is shared by all devices using the same AppleID and not separated for each device.

• Is it possible to download all my photos stored in iCloud on a phone, I'm no longer using 24/7?

  MY iphone6 had problems and rather then download all of my info icloud we brought back down to 90 days of photos and contacts. But I want to bring everything up to a separate phone so that I can make the photo cd

  You say that you were not able to recover all your photos/videos to iCloud photo library?

• Help to move videos from iPhone photo sharing to icloud

  I have several videos on my iPhone 5s (latest IOS) that have been shared by my family with me. I try to free up space on my iphone and would like to get out and send them to my photo to icloud account. How can I accomplish this?

  Hello

  Photos and videos that are shared with remain you by others via iCloud, photo sharing in iCloud, unless you chose to save it to your device. For more information on works iCloud, sharing photos, see this support article:

  • iCloud, sharing photos - Apple Support

  With respect to the content that is stored on your iPhone, the following support article explains the difference between the storage (on your iPhone) device and iCloud and the relationship between them (you wouldn't move photos or videos off one and on the other to free a space):

  • On the storage on your device and in iCloud - Apple Support

  Finally, this article explains how iCloud photo library can be used in conjunction with your iPhone, including how optimize storage allows you to keep more small, size of the photos and videos on your iPhone so that all your original, full resolution are stored in iCloud:

  • Manage your storage space photo and video - Apple Support

• No Photos in the iCloud icon

  It is my understanding that all it take with either my iPad iphone are stored in icloud.  Yet, when I opened the icloud icon on my home screen indicate none.  Only two icons appear.  They are numbers and Pages.  Photos shouldn't be listed?  They appear if I open the Photos icon on the home screen.

  I'm confused.  Are the photos on icloud or they are on my device?

  Thank you.

  Log on to iCloud.com from a browser on a computer and see if they are there. Otherwise, they are not uploaded to iCloud and there are many causes for this. If you have Photos on under iCloud, they would be part of a backup to iCloud but not visible on iCloud. If you have iCloud library turned, they should appear on iCloud but this comes with the other consequences, see here:

  iCloud photo library - Apple Support