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No pictures found on this device iphone
No pictures found on this device iphone











no pictures found on this device iphone no pictures found on this device iphone

The photos in iCloud can’t be seen and accessed in the DCIM folder on PC. Note that you may get the Trust this computer message on your iPhone, but once you opt to trust it then you should be fine to go. When you found not all iPhone photos are showing up on PC, it’s probably because you’ve enabled iCloud Photos on your device and your photos and videos have been uploaded and stored in iCloud.You should have your iPhone connected in order for Windows to see the device.I've tried giving you generic instructions as it's not clear what version of Windows you're using.Right-click on iPhone and select Update Driver Software.Ĭlick browse and navigate to the following location:Ĭ:\Program Files\Common Files\Apple\Mobile Device Support\Drivers You should see a list of device types with arrows to the left of their namesįind the one with iPhone listed under it (usually it'll be under the Portable Devices category, but not always) Go to your Start menu and open Control Panel The way to fix this (assuming you are in fact on Windows), is to: That is, if you're supposed to get any message, it should be the Trust this computer message. It's actually an issue on the Windows side of things, because what you're getting the wrong message. You don't specify, but I'm guessing you're using a Windows laptop.













No pictures found on this device iphone