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Acum 5 zile · iCloud Photos is one of the most commonly used features. You can turn on iCloud Photos on iPhone, iPad, iPod Touch, Mac, Apple TV, and even Windows PC to securely store photos in iCloud and access the data across all your devices.
Acum 2 zile · So once you installed the icloud for windows, icloud photo will show up in your folder. And like most of people said, pictures backups are 2048 x 1536. If you want high res photo, you have to go to web browser and log onto icloud and click on the download arrow and chose download original to get 4032 x 3024. Ok hold right here.
Acum 1 zi · 6 minutes ago. #1. Two days ago I purchased 200gb of iCloud so I can free up my phone. And I have started to sync the Photos to the cloud. For I don’t know what reason the phone uploads so slow, even when plugged in to power. In 2 days it managed to upload only 38Gb. With my internet connection this should take just a few hours.
Acum 1 zi · 122. 5. 3 minutes ago. #1. Hi group, need some advice/options on a small roadblock in uploading my wife’s iPhone pictures onto my desktop. My wife has over 100GB of photos and videos she’s never deleted and has had a dependable windows laptop in some years. I bought a new Mac mini earlier this year and I figured maybe I can backup her phone ...
Acum 4 zile · 2. Download files on computer: open a browser and go to iCloud.com > log in to your account with your Apple ID and passcode > click iCloud Drive > download photos to your PC. Way 5. Transfer data from iPhone to computer via Nearby Sharing. For Windows 11 users, you can use Nearby Sharing to transfer data from iPhone to computer without cable.
Acum 5 zile · Using cloud-based services can wirelessly transfer iPhone photos to PC, such as iCloud, OneDrive, Google Drive, Dropbox. You should first upload photos from iPhone to the cloud, then download them from the cloud to save locally on Windows computer.
Acum 3 zile · Follow these steps to sync photos from your iPhone to your Mac: Connect your iPhone to your Mac with a USB cable. Open Finder on your Mac or MacBook. On the left sidebar, click on the name of your iPhone under Locations. At the top of the window, click Photos. Then check the 'Sync Photos' box.
