Windows 10: open email photos sent from ipod or ipad

any ideas why emailed photos won't open up in my Hotmail. They do open in others Hotmail accounts. Thanks.

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iPad/iPod not recognized in iTunes/Windows 10

I have an iPad 3 and a 4th Gen iPod, neither of which will show up in iTunes on Windows 10 Anniversary Update. I've tried two different sync cables and 3 different USB ports, and I've re-installed iTunes. Apple Mobile Device Service, Bonjour Service, iPod Service all running, but iTunes does not open automatically when I connect a device.

Both of these devices spend most of their time in very specific roles (iPad sits in a kiosk as a print-release station for a copier, the iPod connects to our PBX via the headphone jack for music on hold — long story there) and only rarely come back to my desk to sync. Both synced without issue about 4 1/2 months ago. I am able to use Windows Explorer to browse the pictures stored on both devices as if they were digital cameras (the iPad prompts me to Allow this first) and they both show up in the "Portable Devices" category in Device Manager with reasonable names.

Any ideas?

 

Since upgrading to W10, connecting my iPad or iPod will not automatically open iTunes and sync.

As per title, plus when I connect my iPad to my Windows10 laptop and manually open iTunes, it does not display the device symbol. i.e. iTunes is not recognising my iPad, even though it lists it as a known device for backup purposes. It worked fine with
Windows8 on the same laptop. (Same applies for my iPod.)

 

syncing ipad

Hello,

Thank you for visiting Microsoft Community.

As per the description, I understand that you would like to sync your iPad to Windows 10. I will certainly help you with this issue.

First of all I would like to know that if you're trying to sync your Apple iPad to iTunes or your PC?

And also, I would suggest you to follow the steps mentioned below:

• Open iTunes.

• Plug your iPhone, iPad, or iPod into your computer using a Lightning cable.

• Click on the Device Tab at the top of iTunes to make sure you're viewing your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch.

• Click each tab on the left pane for Music, Movies, TV Shows, and Photos.

• Click to enable or disable sync of media types, and pick what to sync. This can be as specific as certain artists, latest shows, or specific file folders. Criteria vary by media type.

• Click the Sync button at the bottom when you're finished.

Hope this information was helpful. Let us know the results.

Sincerely,