When I turn on iCloud library in sync deleted photos?

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• 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.

• iCloud library not updated iPhone photos of Mac.  This happens frequently and I don't see a way to force him (he always says that he updated all 'on time').  I tried restarting both devices.

  iCloud library not updated iPhone photos of Mac.  This happens frequently and I don't see a way to force him (he always says that he updated all 'on time').  I tried restarting both devices.  Mac is running latest update of el capitan, and iPhone is 9.1 (on hold until that the photos are actually saved to update to 9.2)

  Try to go to iCloud.com to see if the elements are there and whether the device or the computer. That should indicate if the device or computer is not synchronizing. If the computer, try going to System Preferences/iCloud and stop synchronization. Wait a few minutes, then recheck the timing. If the device, go to settings/iCloud and do the foregoing.

• How can I turn on iCloud library music on my iPod Classic 180 GB

  I have an iPod Classic 180 GB which I only use in the car.

  When I try to transfer the Playlist of 'Music Apple' I get the following message

  

  I can't find an option on my iPod Classic to turn on iCloud music library.

  If someone can advise?

  I suspect that the answer will be that the iPod Classic doesn't support Apple's music

  I'll be disappointed if I can't do it. Pay £15 a month for music from Apple, but not being is not able to use my iPod Classic in the car with her will suck...

  Well, it's more fundamental than that... iPod classic doesn't have an Internet connection, so there is no way to access your music to iCloud library.  And it does not support downloads of music by Apple (song subscribed files you can download Music from Apple), because it can not verify your subscription (no Internet connection) as required by the content producers.  only iPod that can play songs music from Apple's iPod touch, because it is an iOS with Internet, like the iPhone and the iPad device.

• How to turn on iCloud library for Macbook?

  How do you turn on iCloud music library?

  iCloud - preferences - iTunes music library. Hope this helps, good luck to you.

• Photos about El Capitan with iCloud library active lose local photos?

  Recently, I wanted to use iCloud library to have a backup of my personal memories cloud. I had my library set up in the Photos of El Capitan and allowed iCloud photo library. It is still downloading but I have known a few disruptive effects.

  Then, suddenly, I realize that a few pictures and movies have an exclamation point. Clicking on it it tells me that the photo was not able to find the original file, or sometimes he says he wasn't able to download the original to iCloud and I should try again later.

  The thing is: I'm on the Mac, where is the main library of Photos. Must download from here. He is the master copy. Why pictures removed some local files in the first place and try to upload them to iCloud again when he should just have this file on the local hard drive? This happened to someone?

  By logging into iCloud.com and go in the Photos app, I can see the movie file is there. So he managed to download there, thank God. But how can I re - link the file missing to this copy iCloud again?

  Here are my questions for this situation.

  (1) is it possible to create a smart album showing me all the pictures to what Photos can't find the local file? An album with all the pictures and movies that have an exclamation point?

  (2) is it possible to reconnect a file missing a copy in iCloud? Where can I download the file from iCloud and re-connect the missing file of Photos in a local file on my hard drive? Or do I need to import it back this picture and put manually into any album that I had it in earlier?

  (3) is this normal download process? Pictures downloading images and movies to iCloud, then delete the original or download the file from iCloud? Is it a problem of weird first sync that will resolve itself once I have let the download process to iCloud finish? But why deleted pictures from the file in the first place? This seems odd to me.

  (4) if nothing helps and I see that iCloud got all original and everything is there, but local library refuses to get the original to iCLoud files, how can I reset my local iPhoto library and redownload all icloud without endangering my album, photos, videos and all the settings and changes I made?

  Thanks for your help! It's really appreciated.

  1 - iCloud iPhoto Library s not a backup - it is a method of sharing to ensure that libraries on multiple devices are the same - all changes made on any device are made on all

  2 - doe photos not "remove" anything - users - if something is missing it's because of the action of the user

  3 - Although what you see does not sound as if it was your problem before you start making changes allow the process to complete stabilize - during the downloading process things can be wobbly

  4. There is no smart album to identify the missing originals

  5. in the preferences Photos do youhave that it set to download the originals on the Mac or use photos optimized?

  6 - did you do any cleaning system or run software cleaning as MacKeeper or CleanMyMac (Hint - NOT - they are not necessary and can spoil things wrong)

  leave again once the process completed before you make changes - one each thing is downloaded and stable then return for further assistance if you need

  LN

• iCloud library download not any photo library

  Hello

  I decided to start using iCloud photo library, so I checked the option "Préférences"-> "iCloud" Photos (version 2.0). He started to download items very well, but I noticed it is not downloading the entire library of Photos. My photo library contains 7065 photos and 151 videos, but Photos only started to load about 2500 points on iCloud library after activating what is 16.5 GB (see screenshots). When you look at the size of "Library.photoslibrary Photos" is 46.5. Does anyone know a reason for this difference? Thank you

  

  

  It'll take some time according to the signal from your ISP and Wi - Fi.  Make sure that your signal is good.

• Turned on iCloud, documents have been deleted

  I activated the Office & records Documents in iCloud on MacOS Sierra thinking that my items are copied in iCloud. Rather, they were removed and placed in folders on iCloud. Is it possible to use iCloud as a backup rather than a replacement? Seems a little crazy to delete my stuff. After all, I use these items on my desktop and my documents ALL THE TIME.

  If you say that they have been placed in the folder on iCloud, then it is not deleted, correct?

• Photos, iCloud and OneDrive sync

  Hi all

  I have a question on how to better organize my photo library.

  For the moment, on my space OneDrive (mapped to a partition on my MacBook SSD), I have a folder called 'Images' containing just about all of my photos and organized by folders.

  Since my tech ecosystem is roughly marked Apple (iPhone, iPad and MacBook), I would use the power and versatility of the Photos and iCloud, so that everything remains in all of my devices and free space memory iPhone sync.

  Here's the question: I want to keep my pictures saved on OneDrive, then put the Photos on my Mac to view photos from this folder and use iCloud to share through my devices.

  -I see the same folder structure on iPhone and iPad a synchronization is complete?

  -More important, if I take a picture with my iPad, it will be placed not only on iCloud but also automatically added pictures on Mac which, in turn, puts it in the folder of photos on my OneDrive?

  -Finally, take pictures of my iDevices will store them in the film. If I move them into folders, photos will be mapped (copied to iCloud) on my other devices constantly (in the folder)?

  I would like to notice I'm not trying to avoid using iCloud premium space - I already have a subscription plan of 50 GB that I don't mind mounted. I just keep having just all my photos on OneDrive.

  Thank you in advance for any comments you may have!

  Paul

  The answer is simply not

  The photo library can not be stored on a basic system to pictures not work will have a referenced library, so you may not have a local library references photos on a disc - the photo library can be on a local drive connected directly to the Mac OS Extended format

  You can synchronize between the Mac and IOS devices using iCloud library that synchronizes the photos and the structure of the album/folder between devices

  When you import pictures you can export them to your OneDrive record and have a copy (not associate Photos somehow) on a disk

  You can not have the same physical pictures in Photos and on one disc - each must have its own copy of the Photo

  http://www.Apple.com/icloud/photos/

  LN

• Enabling iCloud library fills a storage capacity on macbook air

  So I try to upload my pictures on iCloud to free up storage on my Macbook air.  Besides the fact that this process seems to take forever, I noticed when it goes I'm actually losing space on my hard drive.  This caused the upload stop and gives me the error message indicating that I have no more space on my hard drive and the process cannot continue.  I made sure the storage parameter optimize is on so that I do not download originals to iCloud.  Also, when I turn off iCloud, I don't have storage space.  So I have the feeling that anything that is uploaded is downloaded several times.

  So my question is what is being downloaded, and how to delete to free up more space on my hard drive?

  The use of the photo library of iCloud frees space on your Mac, it uses the same space, as it would if you do not use. So if you don't have enough space on your Mac to fit photos, you'll have enough space to use the photo library.

  Try another service for storage.

• I have lost my original photos from my local drive if I optimized my iCloud library?

  I moved my photo (900 GB) library on an external drive. The value in pictures new external player as the new library system library. Now when I turn on iCloud it tells me I have to optimize my photos. I'm afraid of losing my originals from my local drive. Optimization of my library will erase my originals from my local computer? I have to delete my old library in iCloud that has already gone through the pain staking the download process (759GB) in order to reuse my iCloud? I try to avoid to keep my computer another 3 months. Simply cross ICloud cannot check the new library with my iCloud library and move on. How can I start again using my iCloud? Please give me some advice or assistance. Thank you

  The value in pictures new external player as the new library system library. Now when I turn on iCloud it tells me I have to optimize my photos.

  What is your external drive only has 1 TB of storage?  You have found the warning because the 900 GB in iCloud and the size of your current library on the external hard drive will not fit on the disc. If you have a disc, use a drive twice the size of your library of Photos, so you will not miss storage in the years to come. Any drive that you use with pictures must have Mac OS Extended (Journaled) file system.

  iCloud library does not know, the pictures are identical. It will download all the photos in the library moved to iCloud and check if they are duplicates. And it only allows you to introduce you, if you use 'Optimize', if the combined size of the photos in iCloud and on your Mac is larger than the available storage.

  And Yes, the "optimize" option can cause some originals will be deleted. It is completely dynamic.  You can turn this option off again directly after that you turned the library on the external drive as your iCloud photo library for re-download all original, and before Photos was able to start optimization. Do it only if you are sure, the library will fit.

  If you do not all projects in your photo library and did not use the function "Faces" and has invested a lot of work by naming the faces, you could simply start with an empty library on your external drive and let the photos to download icloud to the empty library. It will be faster to download again and the merger of the library moved in your library to iCloud. The only downside, the tags of faces will be missing and your books and other projects. If you need to keep a backup copy of the library has moved.

• iCloud library... simply does not work

  I have to admit - Im very angry about this.

  Here is my situation;

  1. when I look at my phone, all THE PHOTOS, I have 5 683 pictures

  2 when I connect my phone to my Mac, it says I have 2 389 pictures

  3. when I login to iCloud online, he said: I have 4 271 pictures

  I don't want to use iCloud photo library. In fact, I remember turning off the COAST, but during an update, he must have turned on YOU.

  And now, I find myself crossing Europe, taking thousands of photos that appear on my phone and yet when I try to import my phone to edit and publish, they actually aren't there to import and I must log on to iCloud and download them individually.

  I can SEE ALL the photos on my phone. I can see some of the photos on my iPad. I can see some of the photos on my Mac. I tried to turn off the iCloud photo library and it threatens to remove everything from everywhere. Why? They are to ME.

  I was looking for a solution online and Im so surprised that no one seems to complain about this. It is a TERRIBLE problem. I literally took photos 2 weeks ago, I can see them on my phone and now they are not available to download. I tried the programs third too and it does not solve the problem of photos exist somewhere - just not physically stored on the phone.

  Have I completely wrong? Is that seriously how this is supposed to work?

  If this is the case, it's a deal breaker. IM ready to throw my iPhone out and get something I did a master's degree.

  I can SEE ALL the photos on my phone. I can see some of the photos on my iPad. I can see some of the photos on my Mac. I tried to turn off the iCloud photo library and it threatens to remove everything from everywhere. Why? They are to ME.

  Reread the guests when you turn off iCloud photo library. He tells you that it will remove the pictures from the camera, not iCloud himself. Very different.

  Disable the iCloud on a device is not remove their icloud. Deleting photos on your phone while iCloud is turned on, does.

  Connect to icloud.com. Look in the pictures icon. It's your library. These pictures are full-size and will stay there unless you delete them so that your site iCloud.com or delete them from your phone (reduced or no version) while you always synchronize your device and iCloud. It sounds like you may have several origins, sending photos to iCloud. You can have, for various reasons, more pictures on your phone that have been synchronized in iCloud.

  Assuming that you connect all your devices using the same Apple ID.

• Photostream photos disappeared after that I turned on iCloud photo. Would appreciate advice here. Thank you

  I turned on iCloud photo, now, all my photostream on my iPad photos have disappeared. These photos come from an old iPhone that has been abandoned since. Is it possible to recover these photos photostream?

  Are they gone completely or only associated in your iCloud library? See the quote below: get help with your iCloud photo library - Apple Support

  What happened to the album of my photo stream?

  When you turn on iCloud photo library, all your photos and original videos are organized in a library. My Photo stream download these latest photos to share with your devices that do not have iCloud library enabled.

• Remove iCloud library remove my photos from my camera

  I want to back up my data but the I cloud photo library takes too much space so I want to know if turn off iCloud library would remove the pictures and videos from my camera, and I don't have a pc if you are using a computer would not be a valid solution

  I was wondering this too! I received an email from Apple as soon as I turned off my iCloud photo library, and he says: "You must download full resolution photos and videos at least one device before they are deleted icloud library within 30 days."

  "Photos full resolution" are pictures that have more pixels, compared to photos low low-pixel resolution. If you're wondering what pixels are and why they are important, they essentially affect the size and sharpness of a photo. Large, clear photo is a full/high resolution photo. A small blurry photo is a picture of low resolution.

  I'm sure this means that if you want the best and the most beautiful photos, you can let your iCloud photo library on. If you don't mind more blurry, less polite pictures, turn the power off. Keep reading, though, before you go turn off your iCloud library.

  Good, now that I've explained what activating / deactivating the iCloud photo library will do to your photos, I will give you the answer to your question:

  I don't think that the pictures on your iPad will be deleted if you turn off your iCloud photo library. If your photos mean a lot to you and you don't want to take the risk to remove, do not turn off your iCloud photo library. Turn it off and not turn on again in 30 pourrait delete your photos. I don't think he's going to remove them, but it could very likely.

  Summary of my response/TLDR: I do not think that your photos will be deleted if you turn off your iCloud photo library, but they might, so if your photos are very important to you (and you do not want to risk having to delete them), then keep it.

  Sincerely,

  TaylorSwift16

• Always about 3000 photos do not download to the icloud library. It has nothing different in size or the type of photo as the once that have been downloaded. Any ideas?

  I downloaded my library of images (30000) together in icloud. However, about 3000 of them just won't download. I checked and they are nothing in the size or format, like the rest of the photos. All Jpeg with normal file sizes.

  I already posted this question with screenshots, but no answer yet, try another...

  Thank you.

  I looked at your previous questions, jrenders .

  iCloud library stop downloading after a certain time, ideas?

  Cannot determine why some photos download on icloud and others did not

  There are still a few missing facts to be able to help.

  Have you tried suggestion of Larry with the smart album? Link to this post

  A smart album with the rule "Photography is unable to download to iCloud library" contains all the photos?

  What is the Photos > Preferences panel show?  There is a progress bar?

  You have posted two screenshots:

  Thank you! I took a glance at the pictures that are not uploaded. I added two screenshots to this post. The first image IMG_6613 have download and the second an IMG_6614 did not download.

  No idea why, the news of the photo are in the screenshot. You have an idea why post an and the other not? First of all, I thought it was the extensions .jpg instead of the extension of ge.jp. However, I saw that much .jpg have download.

  Thanks again!

  

  Can you tell us more about the second photo, which does not download?   Can change you it? Can export you it?

  Try to identify the first photo that always must download and does not.  Most of your pictures will be perfectly okay, but a bad point could hide the progression. A video or a photo in a format not supported.