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• Transfer pictures to the Nikon Coolpix camera laptop

  How can I transfer photos from my camera to a folder on my computer, how to create a folder, and then

  dump the images accordingly...

  Hi Lorn,
  
  (a) the question is, where you want to create a folder? Library office or photo?
   
  (b) is your device detected in Device Manager or my computer?
   
  (c) what is your operating system?
   
  (d) when you connect the camera to the laptop, do you have the auto play options?
   
  If so, you can select the import option. Once selected, all photos would have copied in the library of photos under Windows 7.
   
  Follow the steps below and check if that helps.
   
  Step 1:
   
  You can follow the steps provided by samc1 from the link below.
  http://social.answers.Microsoft.com/forums/en-us/w7files/thread/1eec4302-BB1F-4920-A928-0ef5fe8bd738
  
  Step 2:
   
  You can also try inserting the camera memory card into the memory card slot in the laptop and check what is happening.
  
  Step 3:
   
  If none of the above suggestions work,
   
  Try this:
   
  1 connect the camera. Once its connected go to computer.
  2. right click, open to highlight all the photos.
  3 right-click and copy.
  4. Paste the images where you want and save.
  
  Step 4:
   
  If the advice above do not work, please contact Nikon .
   
  Aziz Nadeem - Microsoft Support

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• How to transfer pictures from the desktop Dell to MacBook Pro Photos

  How to transfer pictures from the desktop Dell to MacBook Pro Photos

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  On the local network.

  External hard drive.

  The thumb drive.

  Cloud storage.

  Messaging.

  etc.

• How to transfer pictures from the phone to the computer via a USB cable?

  I just bought a Tundra VA76r and universal mini-USB cable at a local store AT & T. I downloaded the "v3.9.0 USB driver for Windows 32-bit" on the Motorola support site, I have Windows XP SP2 on my desktop Dell. The driver is described as follows:

  This USB driver is used for connecting your Mobile from Motorola phone to a Windows® computer via a USB cable to charge your phone or to access the data on your phone. This USB driver supports most Motorola OS, Linux OS, Motorola, Motorola iDEN, Motorola Symbian/UIQ, Motorola Windows Mobile® and i-mode of Motorola phones.

  I installed the driver and the load function works. My phone USB connection type is MODEM. However, I am not able to "access the data on my phone" as promised in the description of the driver. The phone is not recognized in Windows Explorer. All I want to do is to transfer pictures from the phone to my computer. The price for Motorola Phone Tools ($50) seem expensive for such a simple task. An adapter for my desktop computer bluetooth is also in this price range. The tundra is incompatible with the feature of this driver? I'm doing something wrong with the installation of the phone? Please help me to get the driver to work... Thank you

  Best way to do this is to configure your phone USB setting of "memory card".  Go to Menu-settings-connections-settings USB online online online, select the memory card.

  Once this is done, connect the phone to the computer, phone will be recognized as a removable disk. Go to my computer.  Under devices you'll see removable drive F or G depending on your drives (can show two if you have a card as well.  Memory card is usually the drive at the top of the page.  The phone memory is lower by car).

  Click on the drive (IE. F, mobile - if memory card).  Here you will see audio, music, photo, etc.  Once here, you can get, drag and drop a file on your computer.  Make sure that you create one or more folders for your files on your computer.

  The same also applies if the transfer of files from your computer to your phone.

  I find that this method is better than to sync the phone.

  I hope it will work for you.  Let me know if it doesn't.

  EROD

• How to transfer pictures on the computer to an sd card

  How to transfer pictures saved on the computer on a sd card. My photos are stored on kodak easyshare on computer files. I want to put them on an sd card, because my computer is old and do not want to lose them if get the new computer.

  You have a drive internal or external?

  If_Yes_try the following steps...

  Insert the memory card into your Media Player and
  Reach... Start / computer.

  The media player must be recognized as one or
  Most removable disks and each will have a drive
  letter.

  Example:
  Removable disk (e :))
  Removable drive (g)
  Removable disk (h :))

  Left-click each removable disk until you reveal them
  Root directory of the memory card.

  OK... now you know... the drive letter to your
  Image folder... Start / photos.

  If you right-click a selected group of photos or a complete
  You should be able to choose the folder... Send to / removable
  Disk (? :))..) .This must copy the photos on the memory card.

  Make sure that the photos are in one or more records because
  the number of photos that you can copy to the directory root
  will be very limited. And you will receive the following error:

  "Impossible to copy the XXXX: failed to create the directory or file.

  If you prefer to copy Photo Gallery... click right one selected
  Group of photos and choose... Copy. Reach... Start / computer
  Click with the right button on the memory card drive letter and choose
  Dough.

• Transfer pictures to the computer, back to the camera card

  I would like to transfer photos, Windows Photo Gallery, or my folder of images, from my computer, on a camera

  card.  I am currently operating with Vista.  Is this possible?  If so, how?

  Hello BrendaKS,

  Your camera has an SD card or you store the pictures in your camera memory?

  If the device has a SD memory card then you must place this memory card into the reader on your PC. All you then need to do is to copy the photos you want to transfer to your camera and then paste them into the SD memory card.

  If your device does not have a SD memory card then you will use the cameras memory to contain the new photos. This will reduce the amount of memory that you have to take new photos and eventually, you run out of memory and you will need to copy the photos to another storage device.

  If you use just the computers memory, then the camera should have a USB lead that attaches one end to the camera and the other end to the USB port on your PC to enable you to transfer data between the two.

  However, I am assuming that your PC has a SD memory card that stores the admissions.

  This forum post is my own opinion and does not necessarily reflect the opinion or the opinion of Microsoft, its employees or other MVPS.

  John Barnett MVP: Windows XP Expert associated with: Windows Expert - consumer: www.winuser.co.uk |  vistasupport.mvps.org | xphelpandsupport.mvps.org | www.silversurfer-Guide.com

• transfer pictures from the phone to the laptop

  I use a HP Pavilion g6-2240sa Notebook PC and want to transfer pictures from my phone to my laptop. They are too big to send by e-mail.  I was told to try to use a card SDHC UHS-1 with adapter. This allows me to put my phone memory card inside the card that can be inserted into the slot on the side.  I want to know if the laptop a) will recognize the card and b) be able to read the card inserted in the adapter vioa and transfer images.  Does anyone know please answer this question?

  I just connect my phone using a cable usb towards micro-usb for my phone and the phone appears as a hard drive symbolized... Navigate to the DCIM folder and photos are here. They can be cut and pasted or copied and pasted on the hard drive of the laptop. What kind of phone do you have? Mine is a Smartphone Android HTC One. This avoids constantly pulling the storage card from the phone that may not have all the pictures on it. Some may be internal phone storage.

• Transfer pictures from the internal memory on a PC or SD card

  I have an Alpha A3000 camera and would like to transfer pictures from my internal memory to my PC or SD card.  How can I do this?  Thanksk.

  Hi samsmom,.

  I do not have the A3000, but based on other Sony devices, usually when you are in playback mode, you can go to the image you want to copy, and then open the options, and there should be a copy option.

  In the main menu on the Preview tab settings, I'm pretty sure that there should be a copy option to copy all images from the camera on card.

  Regarding the connection to the PC, your USB mode should be MTP or something in that sense, not mass. Mass will detect the memory card if I remember correctly, one should allow the computer detect the camera too.

  But as I said, I don't have the A3000 - my answer is based on the use of other Sony cameras.

• How to transfer pictures from the computer to the camera using a sd card?

  I managed to transfer several photos from my camera coolpix s6300 (which have been backed up on am sd 8 gb card) to my computer... big... NOW, I want to REVERSE this task and transfer the same photos on the sd card, so in my camera so I can simply take my camera and show people my photos via memory (sd card) on my camera.  How can I do this?  I already copied and pasted, slipped and drugs and all that jazz.  When I open the files on the sd card, it shows the photos I want on there, but when I display them in my camera coolpix, taking the sd card out of the computer and sliding toward the camera, the camera says that have no pictures in memory even if the sd card is there with photos allegedly on this sd card! AAAHHHHGGG! p.s. I'm a fool with computers if you haven't noticed yet! (and with endless sentences!)   Thanks - jax

  I managed to transfer several photos from my camera coolpix s6300 (which have been backed up on am sd 8 gb card) to my computer... big... NOW, I want to REVERSE this task and transfer the same photos on the sd card, so in my camera so I can simply take my camera and show people my photos via memory (sd card) on my camera.  How can I do this?  I already copied and pasted, slipped and drugs and all that jazz.  When I open the files on the sd card, it shows the photos I want on there, but when I display them in my camera coolpix, taking the sd card out of the computer and sliding toward the camera, the camera says that have no pictures in memory even if the sd card is there with photos allegedly on this sd card! AAAHHHHGGG! p.s. I'm a fool with computers if you haven't noticed yet! (and with endless sentences!)   Thanks - jax

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  If the pictures that you have copied to the SD card have been published
  somehow... rotation, brightness, contrast, renamed, etc...
  the camera will recognize them is no longer.

  If you have a cell phone, maybe it would display your photos.

• Transfer pictures from the phone to the computer

  I'm trying to transfer photos from my phone (Fascinate) to my computer via a USB cable.  Photos of the duplicate.  I checked with Verizon and they say that it is because the photos are saved on the phone, on the memory card, and there is not a setting on my phone to take care of this.  I know I can remove my memory card and copy the images that way, but I would like to know why I can't use only the USB cable to transfer photos and video and only a copy.   Is there a setting on the computer to resolve this problem so that I don't get double copies of my pictures and my videos?

  Hello
   
  Selection of photos of import will import all photo files present on the memory card.
   
  If you want to import an image at a time, then there is only one option:
  1. connect the memory card.
  2 ignore the Autorun window.
  3. click on start, click on computer.
  4 locate the memory card reader, double click it and select the photo files you want to import.
  5 copy the files and paste it in another location.
   
  For more information on importing photos, visit this link:
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/working-with-digital-pictures

• Need help phone transfer pictures to the computer

  need help, can't get photos from phone to computer

  Hi CarlaRoberts61,

  If your phone comes with a USB cable, connect your phone to the computer. Your computer should recognize the phone as a storage device. Some phones will ask your permission to allow the computer access to the files on the phone. Be sure to allow access. If necessary. Open the photo library by clicking on the file icon located on the task bar and selecting photos. Follow these steps below to transfer the images below:

  1. Click on the Start Orb
  2. Select the computer
  3. You should see your phone listed under devices with removable storage. Double-click the device to open the files
  4. Usually, the image file is obvious / if not, check with the manufacturer of your phone.
  5. Copy and paste the image in the picture library.

• Transfer pictures to the laptop on the desk

  Hi, I'm reasonably seasoned with Lightroom, but have just started using a laptop while traveling and loading the pictures on it in Lightroom. I would like to be able to work with photos on the laptop while traveling, including marking and setting the parameters, then transfer into my office catalogue and remove it from the laptop. Is there a text anywhere on how to do it? I searched the web, but come only with old posts of people who have developed workarounds. Any guidance would be appreciated!

  On the laptop, select the photos you want in Lightroom (perhaps all), then check that use catalogue, order of menu file-> Export "are negative", select a location for the files to be written on.

  On the desktop, open Lightroom, select file-> import from another catalog, and then select the catalogue created by the laptop.

• Cannot transfer pictures to the external hard drive (refused)

  Hey!

  I can't transfer jpg on my computer to my external hard drive all of a sudden. He's worked a lot of years and now when I try to drag the photos on it gives me a stop sign, that white circle with the diagonal line through it. What gives? Any help would be great appreciated! I have a lot of work there.

  Additional information:

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  Thank you

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  You had these software installed by Seafgate in the drive, but it is now obsolete and should be updated.

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• How to transfer pictures from the flash drive for PC

  Uploading images to a flash drive

  a friend gave us a flash player that has pictures on it. I plugged it in and it turns on but I get nothing on my screen says thast there download or anything like that. How can I get my photos once they are uploaded?

  They don't automatically upload. In some versions of Windows, when you insert any type of removable drive (flash disk, CD, DVD, etc.) you will get a dialog box asking what you want to do with the content. I find it quite annoying, but, in this case, it would be useful, because then you can choose from various options that may include any software you have to display the photos.
   
  As this did not happen, press the Windows key + E to open Windows Explorer, click Folders in the menu to display the folders pane, then click the icon that represents the flash player. You should see (depending on your display options), a list of the icons or thumbnails of the photos. Try a double-click on one to see if some kind of viewer opens (for example, if you have a recent version of the installed office and they are JPEG files, they will probably open in Microsoft Office Picture Manager). If this isn't the case, right click on one and choose open with. You can have a few viable options listed; If this is not the case, click on choose program... and select a probable from the list in the dialog box that opens.
   
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• BlackBerry smartphones, transfer pictures to the Media card

  Is there a way I can transfer ALL my photos at the SAME time to my press pass? Also, how do these things? I'm trying to free up space on my device memory so that my text messages will not be deleted automatically more. Help, please!

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