Windows 10: Images re-appear after MOVING them from iphone 12 to PC.

I take hundreds of pictures at a time with my iphone 12, and usually move those images to various folders on my PC Windows 10 as soon as possible. I plug my iphone into my PC via a USB port, and then select it on my PC to bring up the phone's folders containing the images. I highlight and MOVE the pictures to the desired folder on my PC, and they appear there. At that point they seem to be "off" my phone, until the next time I plug it in to the USB. When I bring up my picture files again, ALL of the pictures that I previously "moved" appear again. They don't seem to be in the phone

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syncing images to pc & back to iphone

Hey there I have a bit of a dilemma. I want to do this:

1. sync images from my iphone to my pc
2. run jpegmini on the images that are now on my pc from my phone
3. replace the existing images on the iphone and icloud with the new smaller compressed images to save space and avoid cloud conflicts with the same files with different file sizes

Surely this probably isn't as straight-forward as those steps above, right? Any feedback on what to do differently than the above or should I just stick with the above?

 

iPhone to pc Bluetooth

Hi DianeFrigon,

Thank you for writing to Microsoft Community Forums



You may want to answer these questions to get more clarity on this issue:

1. Are you getting any error message?
   
2. Have you made any changes to the computer prior to the issue?
   
3. Did you try paring Android mobile to PC?
   

I suggest you to follow the below steps and check if it helps.

Step 1:

Turn on Bluetooth on your iPhone which you link to pair on Windows PC.

Note: Turn on Bluetooth on iPhone, tap settings, tap Bluetooth, and then turn on Bluetooth.

1. Open settings on Windows 10 PC
   
2. Select Devices and select Bluetooth
   
3. Below Manage Bluetooth devices select, turn on the Bluetooth option.
   
   
4. Windows 10 will start searching for Bluetooth devices, in few seconds, your IPhone name will appear in manage Bluetooth devices sections.
   
5. Click on pair button
   
6. It will prompt for the passcode on Windows 10 PC
   
7. Check whether passcode is appearing on your IPhone
   
8. Click Yes button on your PC, and then tap pair option on your IPhone to pair with Windows 10 PC via Bluetooth.
   

Hope it helps

Let us know if you got the help you needed by clicking Yes Or No.



Mithin EJ

Microsoft Community- Moderator

 

Apple releases iOS 15.1.1 for iPhone 12 and later

Apple today released iOS 15.1.1, a minor update that comes almost a month after the launch of iOS 15.1.

According to Apple's release notes, iOS 15.1.1 improves call drop performance on iPhone 12 and 13 models, so users who have been experiencing dropped calls should see improvements after installing the update. It appears to only be available for devices in the *iPhone 12* and iPhone 13 families, including Pro models, so users with other devices won't see the update.


Source:

• Apple security updates - Apple Support
• Apple Releases iOS 15.1.1 With Call Improvements for iPhone 12 and 13 Models - MacRumors