Windows 10: Photo APP "weird" sharing content message

I notice that every time i save an edited image with Photo i have a spooky message

"Salvataggio e condivisione del contenuto in corso ..." which more or less translate to:

"saving and content sharing ..." what content is it sharing to what/who ? quite a weird message.


Warning, rant mode:

It's really sad that the interface of this OS is all focused towards tablet/phone market to cover
what? a couple of hundred of windows 10 phone sold, the whole desktop/laptot interface is
totally screwed.




I do not see any windows 10 phone for sale, yet the whole interface is focused toward
a mobile market mah *Shock*Shock*Shock*Shock

:)

 

Folders on SD card - "No readable photos, videos or folders found"

I get this message when I try to see content of a number of recent folders that are found on the micro-SD card that I use as a memory extension with Surface. The content of some folders is shown OK, while others display the error message. There's no any
difference about the ways the folders were created. Seems like some of the folders are "liked" by the Photos app, while others aren't. The "dislike" is permanent. Removing the folder from the Libraries then re-adding it did not help. At the same time, opening
the "disliked" folders in the file explorer then multiple-selecting of the photos then picking Open in the context menu lets view the photos in the Photos app no problem.

 

Nokia Lumia 530

When someone sends message with photo attached it comes up "media content in this message" but will not open to show photo. If I send one it will not send because of media content. Any ideas??

 

Hi, I would guess it's something to do with uploading to a cloud service such as OneDrive- try monitoring your internet connection when saving a photo (if it generates enough traffic to be visible)- or even disconnect your internet to see if that changes the message.

I don't see that message, but I've not changed any related settings either, and don't use it.

See the Tutorial section and search for sharing:
Windows 10 Tutorial Index Windows 10 Tutorials
E.g.
See Shared OneDrive Files and Folders Windows 10 Network Sharing Tutorials

Please note- no one's forcing you to use Photos. You can download all manner of photo viewers (many for free); you can even reinstate the old Win 7 Photo Viewer (see the Tutorial section).

You could even download a different photo viewer program from the Store.

A putative advantage of MS apps is integration with services, syncing between devices. But they may seem limited compared to desktop style programs which have been around for years, but are not integrated in the same way.

I use Win 10 very much as Win 7- desktop style. Replacing the poor (my opinion- with specific justification) Win 10 start menu with Classic Shell, gives me a great trouble-free functional start menu which correctly displays my deeply nested start menu, and provides better search features, as well as being customisable. Just no tiles.

 

Onedrive is disabled in my system.

It does not happen for every change you make, if you like try to open a picture/photo go into
draw mode, draw/write something, save -> you will possibly see the message.
This does not happens if you apply a filter and save (the message is only "save").

Thanks, Roy.