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• Windows Live Photo Gallery encountered an error: 0 X 80073661 with WLX Library Main.dll & Can't reboot.

  I can't get my Windows Vista Home Basic Edition computer that uses Windows Live Photo Gallery to download pictures & videos to my computer to work. Above error message.

  I can't get my Windows Vista Home Basic Edition computer that uses Windows Live Photo Gallery to download pictures & videos to my computer to work. Above error message.

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  The thread following answers may offer a few ideas:

  Error message "WLXPhotoLibraryMain.dll cannot start.
  "Error code: 0x800736b1" in Windows Live Photo Gallery
  http://answers.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows/Forum/windows_vista-desktop/error-message-wlxphotolibrarymaindll-cant-start/ed7664d1-dac9-4EAC-bde7-11c990ff4539

  Also... no guarantee... but Microsoft following
  'Fix' might be worth a try:

  (FWIW... it's always a good idea to create a system)
  Restore point before installing software or updates)

  Windows Photo and slideshow problems
  http://support.Microsoft.com/mats/windows_photo_and_slideshow_diag/en-us

  Good luck...

• ICloud using photo library for the first time

  I am considering switching to iCloud photo library for the first time - mainly so I'll be able to use the new functionality of memories in iOS 10. However, I have quite a large library of Photos on my Mac and I'm worried about the mistakes of synchronization, bugs and any damage my irreplaceable photos. I have a Time Machine backup, but each backup on which generally only lasts a week or so, and with a large library of errors can take some time to appear. Should I be worried? Are there precautions I need to take?

  In view of all the people who use it, there are very few messages on issues. Since you have a backup, you can still recover. You can consider to get a 2nd external and make a copy of your photo library in order to have 2 backups. Depending on the size of your library, you may need to purchase additional iCloud storage as free storage space is 5 GB. With a large number of photos, it will take much time to complete the synchronization. Some people have posted their s took 2 to 4 weeks. Our respective synchronization went well and we had no problem.

  Downgrades and upgrades of storage

• move the external drive photo library to iCloud

  Hello

  I just bought the option 1 TB, for my 300 GB library. With my MBP, I use an external hard drive, but I won't use it... So I sent the 300 GB, but if I start the Photo, there's still the library on disk external HARD... is not possible to use iCloud as the main library?

  Thank you very much.

  Fred of France

  iCloud library is essentially a synchronization services to keep your library in iCloud as centralized storage and reference to synchronize all volumes.  If you change a photo to one of your libraries on one of your devices, the changes will be updated in iCloud and synchronize all of your devices that are synchronizing with iCloud photo library. All libraries on all synchronized devices will always display the same pictures, montages, albums, metadata.

  So you will need a library t sync with your Mac.  To save storage, you can use the "Optimize Mac storage" option in the preferences to iCloud. Then the image original high-resolution fies will be stored only in icloud and your Mac will replace them with smaller and optimized, versions if the storage is not enough for the version high resolution.

• Photo library take too much space even with active iCloud

  I am paying to iCloud and I have hundreds of GB available, yet my iPhone 5 c is constantly telling me I'll have storage problems, mainly caused by the photo library, containing several GB.  I have iCloud library enabled, as well as the option 'optimize iPhone storage '.  Photos latest have already transferred in my library, so I know that photos download correctly and not late, but why the library still takes so much space?

  Because it is.

  If you have used all available space on your phone, you need to remove some content on the phone.

  The setting "Optimize phone Storage" is not magic. Your phone still has a finite amount of space. It may be that pictures should be removed, but it will be something.

  Check the settings > general? Use storage & icloud. Look what's too much your space.

• Organization of photo library

  Hello

  I am in the process by putting my main workstation to Windows to Mac. I have a pretty big photo archive (110 GB), that I always organized in the folders as I want - year, photo taken months and I use Bridge and Photoshop for editing (cloud Creative). I really _want_ to take photos but I understand Photos on import organizes all the pictures of the Photoslibrary in folders by date imported. That makes me hesitate. I don't understand. Have tried Googling and Youtubing, but cannot decide what to do. My biggest concern is that if I want to return to using Bridge and Photoshop as my main workflow I'd on the photos in Finder folders organized by photographing year/month - is it possible to export all the photos in the photo library in Finder folders organized by photo date taken?

  Of course, another option is to use the photos without copy photos in the photo library. Is this a bad alternative? Is there any feature that I miss with the option?

  Help a total newbie on Mac out. I'm so confused.

  Pictures displays your photo library in two different views:

  1. The sight of Photos show you the photos organized by "Moments." A Moment is a group of photos taken on the same day in the same place.  The times appear firstly by capture date, oldest chronlogically.  You can change the display of the Moments to a view of collections or year for large groups of photos.  Collections are grouping related moments, so you will find pictures of holidays in a collection. The title of the collections and the moments will show catpture date and location, if your photos are tagged with GPS. I mainly use this view to access my photos to the capture date.  Collections and the 'Moments', years are saving me a lot of work, since the consolidation is carried out fully automatically.  I don't have to create folders named by date ranges and places on my own.
  2. The photos in the album 'Pictures' is sort by the date you imported, so that you can easily access the most recent import.

  And Yes, you can export your photos in folders named by date.  Among the export options is the subfolder option "name of the Moment."

  The Masters folder inside the photo library contains the original images, if you copy photos in the library, but it is not intended as a means to access pictures.  Always use the GUI of photos recover photos and pass them to external publishers.  To edit a photo in photoshop, you open the photo in edit mode and run the extension of "External editors" photo editing and select Photoshop as editor.

  You can read this help page: https://help.apple.com/photos/mac/1.0/?lang=en#/pht56eafa987

  and also: https://help.apple.com/photos/mac/1.0/?lang=en#/pht12e7a8015

  Of course, another option is to use the photos without copy photos in the photo library. Is this a bad alternative? Is there any feature that I miss with the option?

  Photos will work this way, but you cannot use iCloud photo library.

  Also, this is not well supported to use the pictures in this way.  Photos has no tools to reconnect the pictures referenced quickly, if you must move the photos to another drive. or if you restore a backup photos, because the leaning reader operation.  You will have a lot of work, if you need to replace your drive with the library or move it to a new computer.  So I can't really recommend.  If you want to manage your photos from the Finder, do not use the Photos for Mac application.

  I prefer to have mage Photos my photos, because it is easy to create albums of the purpose FRO specific to search for photos: the date of capture one titles and legends, the names of the people in the photos, the name of the scene.

  But it is to you, how you want to organize your Photos.  You can use a Mac without the help of pictures.

  If you like Adobe software, why not use Lightroom?  It supports the referenced pictures and integrates well with Photoshop.

• How can I delete my photos in the photo library of iCloud?

  I placed my entire photo library - some 40 GB in iCloud photo library.  Everything seems to work quite well.  I keep the originals on my Mac.  I noticed that the optimized on my iPhone and iPad versions are beginning to produce a tightening of the memory on the last two.  I want to do is delete my iCloud photo library and start over with a subset of my main library - just five years with a value of photos that are about 10 GB.  How to achieve this?

  Make sure any time original photos are on your mac and iCloud library off on all devices - will delete all the photos in iCLoud in 30 days - then set the library smaller that the library system and turn on ICPL and the new smaller library will be transferred to ICPL

  LN

• Opening reassociating/merger with Photos library: help

  I did my due diligence by reading the previous posts on this topic, but I stay confused because I found enough previous posts about my specific question/situation.  So, here goes.

  When first Photos are out with Yosemite, I chose to continue using Aperture and my main application. So when I first launched the pictures, I said 'no' to the opening of import process.  In opening, part of my library is on my Mac and the other is referenced on an external drive.

  I have now decided to cut ties with Aperture (d * mn you Apple...) and go with Photos (and storage iCloud). (I really tried to warm up in Lightroom, but it's just so... so...) Gly).

  Currently, in the Photos, there is a folder called "iPhoto events" that contains the file structure that seems to be the same there as it is in the opening.

  My questions:

  How can [1] I now say Photos to import my Aperture library (given that this option is not officially presented once you launch at the start of the pictures for the first time)?

  [2] as I continued to use the opening for awhile, I reason that changes to the photos I made it do not appear in 'iPhotos events' in the Photos?

  [3] for the photos referenced in Aperture, should I - Interior opening - first turn them into photos managed (assuming my SDD as being the ability - all photos, or should I leave it as referenced and can say Photos where they are (using the 'show referenced file in the Finder... "Command.

  Argelius wrote:

  I did my due diligence by reading the previous posts on this topic, but I stay confused because I found enough previous posts about my specific question/situation.  So, here goes.

  When first Photos are out with Yosemite, I chose to continue using Aperture and my main application. So when I first launched the pictures, I said 'no' to the opening of import process.  In opening, part of my library is on my Mac and the other is referenced on an external drive.

  I have now decided to cut ties with Aperture (d * mn you Apple...) and go with Photos (and storage iCloud). (I really tried to warm up in Lightroom, but it's just so... so...) Gly).

  Currently, in the Photos, there is a folder called "iPhoto events" that contains the file structure that seems to be the same there as it is in the opening.

  My questions:

  How can [1] I now say Photos to import my Aperture library (given that this option is not officially presented once you launch at the start of the pictures for the first time)?

  [2] as I continued to use the opening for awhile, I reason that changes to the photos I made it do not appear in 'iPhotos events' in the Photos?

  [3] for the photos referenced in Aperture, should I - Interior opening - first turn them into photos managed (assuming my SDD as being the ability - all photos, or should I leave it as referenced and can say Photos where they are (using the 'show referenced file in the Finder... "Command.

  Silly question...

  No reason not to blow your library of existing Photos and simply re - import into your Aperture library?  You don't mention using Photos at all then perhaps there is nothing worth keeping 'current' library who would come again if you simply re-created.

  The answer to Question 1 is similar to what I mentioned above, delete your current photo library and then drag and drop your Aperture library on top of the icon of Photos or simply revive Photos and he will complain that it can't find your just deleted photo library and asks you to find it and you could point to your Aperture library.  Where things could get complicated, is if you have made changes / updates / additions in opening and Photos.  These would be quite difficult to reconcile if you did it manually much less waiting for your Mac to understand.

  The answer to Question 2 is exactly what you said - stuff that you did in Aperture rest in Aperture and stuff you did in Photos rest in Photos

  Do not have enough experience for the #3 answer, but I suspect either Photos it will handle or your suggested plan would work.

  SCR

• MAC - impossible to find "Pictures folder" / Iphoto photo library and open the Iphoto Application at all

  Hi all

  I have Apple devices for a few years now, but I still find it difficult to understand the system. I want to put an end to that, so I finally registered.

  I try to look at the tutorials and read the forums, but I can't find concrete answers to my situation.

  First of all, in my application of Photos of my MacBook, I remove hundreds of photos and videos, then I go to recently deleted screen and I delete them all permanently.

  However my disk space is the same before under 'Storage' summary when I check "to about this Mac". I restarted the Mac and waited for days, the space does not release upward.

  Then I read in a forum and found the following answer:

  Your photos has not deleted because they still exist in iPhoto or Aperture, whatever you use. Photos saves disk space by creating links to the already existing files in iPhoto/Aperture, rather than duplicate. This means that if you want to delete a file, you must make sure that it has deleted all.

  If you can live without ever using iPhoto/Aperture once again, go to your Pictures folder and delete iPhoto Library and Aperture Library . In this way, the only copies of your photos will be those photos, and removing free space on your computer.

  
  

  The questions are the following:

  
  

  (1) after reading this, I decided to look it up in my pictures folder in the Finder to locate the iPhoto library, however it is not there on the left side, after reading the forums, I still cannot locate the iPhoto library anywhere.

  (2) in case I finally find my iPhoto library and delete it, are the images that I see now in the deleted Application Photos?

  (3) another curiosity, when I try to open IPHOTO, the following message appears:

  

  And then after trying the 'search App Store':

  

  I did not need to actually use my iPhoto or App Photos in particular, I do not yet fully understand the difference. I want to just my photos to be stored in ONE place and when I take hours to remove them permanently, get my rear space and do not learn, they still exist elsewhere (iPhoto library).

  Also please help me understand what am I supposed to do with the iPhoto application now that gives me these error messages.

  Thank you very much!

  (1) after reading this, I decided to look it up in my pictures folder in the Finder to locate the iPhoto library, however it is not there on the left side, after reading the forums, I still cannot locate the iPhoto library anywhere.

  The images folder must be manually added to the sidebar.

  Open the Finder preferences:

  • Click anywhere on the empty office to bring the Finder to the front, then go to the Finder menu in the main menu bar, open "Preferences".
    Click the tab of the sidebar and add all the items to the sidebar, you want to see.

  

  Now, open the images in the sidebar folder in the Finder.  Is your photo library in iPhoto there?

  Then drag it to an external drive to make a backup copy, then delete it and empty the trash.  Accidentally delete the photo library.

  (2) in case I finally find my iPhoto library and delete it, are the images that I see now in the deleted Application Photos?

  No, the photos in your library of Photos and the iPhoto library are separate files.  It was created by hard links.

  Hard links are new files, which use the same entry in the table. They store the contents in blocks of same on the disks, so the entries are not duplicated, but if you remove one of the linked files, the others will remain. The storage will be released, when the last linked file has been deleted.

  See this link: Six colors: the (hard) link between iPhoto and photo

• My photo library is renamed to PhotosLibrary.photoslibrary and now I can't change it back. Why?

  My Photos application is accessible from the 'photos' album in my finder and until today he still was named "Photo Library". I went into the album today to learn that he has changed his name to PhotosLibrary.photoslibrary and now when I try to take off the part .photoslibrary an error message occurs and despite clicking 'delete' it then don't let me access the app in this way. Why suddenly changed and how can I change its original name?

  The ".photoslibrary" file name extension is essential to indicate to the system that it is a library of Photos.  You must not delete this file name extension, but you can hide it.

  Open the Finder preferences by clicking on the desktop, then go to the main menu bar "Finder > Preferences.

  In the preferences panel, click on the "Advanced" tab, and then uncheck "Show file Extensions".

  

• Get the comment, "an error prevents photo library to save this image.

  I tried to edit my photos in Windows Photo Gallery and it used to work until about a month.  I always and only used the Photo Gallery program, but now it won't let me to save my changes that I make to photos.  I get the comment, "an error prevents photo library to save this image.  I have read many of the questions that are similar and have done the following...

  1. click on the round of departure
     
  2 type folder options in the search box, and then click the program folder Options
     
  3. Select the view tab
     
  4. in the window of advanced settings, under hidden files and folders, select Show files and folders
     
  5. click on OK
    
  6. go to the following folder (% of user is the name of the account that has the problem):

  C:\Users\%User%\AppData\Local\Microsoft\Windows Photo Gallery

  7. copy all the files here to another location, as a back up and then delete them from the directory of the Windows Photo Gallery

  Once the files are deleted, try to start Windows Photo Gallery.

  After that, go back to folder options and select do not show the hidden files and folders

  This does not work and I don't know what else to do.  Could someone help me please!

  Thank you
  Scarlet

  I tried to edit my photos in Windows Photo Gallery and it used to work until about a month.  I always and only used the Photo Gallery program, but now it won't let me to save my changes that I make to photos.  I get the comment, "an error prevents photo library to save this image.  I have read many of the questions that are similar and have done the following...

  1. click on the round of departure
     
  2 type folder options in the search box, and then click the program folder Options
     
  3. Select the view tab
     
  4. in the window of advanced settings, under hidden files and folders, select Show files and folders
     
  5. click on OK
    
  6. go to the following folder (% of user is the name of the account that has the problem):

  C:\Users\%User%\AppData\Local\Microsoft\Windows Photo Gallery

  7. copy all the files here to another location, as a back up and then delete them from the directory of the Windows Photo Gallery

  Once the files are deleted, try to start Windows Photo Gallery.

  After that, go back to folder options and select do not show the hidden files and folders

  This does not work and I don't know what else to do.  Could someone help me please!

  Thank you
  Scarlet

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  Here's what I have on the subject... maybe a
  suggestions will work for you...

  Good luck...

  Windows Photo Gallery...
  Cannot save modified photos...
  possible solutions...

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  (1) I saw reports that this problem may be related
  Kodak Easy Share software. Installation "Kodak
  Single-action Version 8 for Windows from the
  the following link may be the solution.

  Kodak Easy Share 8 software version
  http://www.kodak.com/eknec/PageQuerier.jhtml?PQ-path=130&PQ-locale=en_US&_requestid=5320
  (FWIW, it's a good idea to create a system)
  restore point before installing software or updates)

  --

  (2) I've seen reports that could clarify the next steps
  until the question... Right click the library icon and
  Choose "Run as Administrator".

  --

  (3) I copied the info from a tech forum on
  the net... I don't know if it works, but maybe it's
  worth a try:

  A. right click on Task Manager open the
  taskbar on the bottom of your screen and choosing
  The task in the menu Manager.

  B. click the tab process, along the upper part of the
  The Task Manager screen.

  C. in the process tab, select the corresponding button at the bottom
  left of the screen that says "show processes of.
  all users"and click on it. Click 'Continue' to the UAC
  the prompt that appears.

  D. the screen should turns off a moment, then
  back with much more than process listed. Click
  the "Command line" column to sort the list and
  Search:

  "C:\Program Files\Windows Media Player\wmpnetwk.exe"

  Read the description in the next section on:

  Windows Media Sharing Service reader network

  F. click on this process. Click the end «»
  Treat button"at the bottom right of the screen.
  Confirm 'End process' if necessary.

  You should now be able to save your changes to
  your photos normally. The bad news is that this
  should be performed whenever you start or restart Vista.
  And I don't know how to prevent the situation from
  in the first place of loading.

  --

  4) published by: artologik
  The solution came to me when I could not recreate
  the problem on a laptop with Vista Home.
  Everything I could compare, I noticed that the
  %Path% environment variable was not between different
  the 2 machines.

  I guess that WLPG relies on the dll must be found
  on the way to the system; When not found, it must return
  Back to ' base or incomplete "library finds it
  the default specific paths or the user. The solution for
  me has been to ensure the entire path system
  to the folders in the order appropriate.

  To fix, follow these steps:

  A. right click on the COMPUTER icon on the
  desktop and choose PROPERTIES

  B. choose ADVANCED SYSTEM SETTINGS

  C. Si you are prompted by UAC to allow, go ahead.
  and ALLOW

  D. click on ENVIRONMENT VARIABLES...

  E. in the bottom half, under SYSTEM VARIABLES,.
  Find the PATH variable and highlight the

  F. click the button CHANGE

  G. ensure that what starts with
  % SystemRoot%\system32;%SystemRoot%;

  H. ensure you that a semicolon separates each entry.

  I. click OK three times

  J. restart the computer

  K. and here.
  John Inzer - MS - MVP - digital media experience

• My Camera Roll and times got all the order as soon as I turned on iCloud photo library. My pictures are both old and new, please help

  All my photos are out now since I turned on IiCloud library. How can I fix?

  This - see album iCloud photo library

• Removed all icloud photo library, 1.9 GB still in use

  I deleted all of my photo, My Photo Stream etc. flows including shared library iCloud.

  I have also ensured that the recently deleted album is empty. I disabled iCloud photo library on each device. It should not be a trace of left.

  However, I always told my library back 1.9 GB of my storage iCloud. There is an option to turn it off completely but it will take 30 days, which is a long wait when I don't know if it will work.

  Any ideas that he could be taking all this space? Or if there is a way to reset all empty without waiting for 30 days?

  I use the latest version of iOS on my iPad and the iPhone, and the El Capitan on my Mac if that helps.

  Have you tried to log in to your iCloud account, then sign in again?

• 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.

• Not recognized by Word or Photoshop photo library

  Work on a MacBook and recently installed Sierra 10.12.  Everything worked fine until all applications 3rd party such as Word, Excel, Powerpoint, (office 11 14.6.8), Photoshop Elements 10 has ceased to recognize the new photo library.  iPhoto and photo booth developed but not the photo library itself. The actual program pictures works fine. I also see the library by email and online (as a download on shutterfly). 2 hrs with tech does support last night and 3 people later no resolution.  Reinstalled Sierra. No change. Everything is updated.

  Just weird it was working one day then stopped working the next day.

  Any suggestions besides to annihilate the entire disk?

  How you are trying to access your photos? Directly (which is not possible) or by using the media browser?

  a work around is to export the photos (menu, file == > export) to a folder on the desktop and use there

  LN