Iphone: recover photos or iphone ipad pc

Your iPhone or iPad photo albums starting to be pretty well stocked, although Apple offers storage capacities of several gigabytes you might want to retrieve all the images saved in the iPhone. It is also possible to recover deleted photos by mistake, as with any digital camera.

Recover photos from iPhone

There are several ways to recover photos with iphone data recovery in the folder "film" through third-party software image management as Picasa, iTunes synchronization software or other image transfer functions of the Windows system, but the simplest solution is to access it directly from the desktop of your computer. Explanations image. Locate the USB cable that came with iPhone and connect it to your PC already turned on. If this is the first time you connect your device, Windows detects new hardware and automatically install the driver signals you in the taskbar. There will be no need to renew this stage the following times. Then go to the desktop. On Windows 7 or Vista workstation is accessible by clicking the Windows / Computer menu button. The iPhone is recognized as a Digital Camera: Double-click the icon above to access items stored in the iPhone then click the icon of a hard drive, normally the only one that appears. The tree to your photos consists of several files. After the "Internal storage" (internal storage) appears the same DCIM folder as often found on digital cameras then click the name of the folder that contains your photos. In our case it is the "100APPLE" folder: You will find your images to copy them to your PC, simply drag them with the mouse to a folder on your computer. It is simply the technique of copy and paste, explain: How to copy and paste

Recover images erased by mistake iPhone

We recommend that you regularly make a backup of your photos and store them on your computer and an external storage element (USB drive, DVD, external hard disk). Keep your photos in duplicate on two different media ensures that you never lose your photos due to a fault or operator error. Ask for help in iOS forums, iPhone, iPad