Windows 10: Photo files corrupted after moving from Galaxy s10 to windows laptop

K.E. Aeberli · Feb 25, 2025

I just moved all the photos of my trip from my galaxy s10 to my Windows 11 laptop. All were then unreadable and had ballooned in size. Have I lost all these photos or is there some way of recovering them?

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tictag · Feb 25, 2025

Windows 10 Your Phone App - Samsung Galaxy S10 - ERROR: "Connect to the same WiFi"

Unable to connect Windows 10 Your Phone app to Samsung Galaxy S10 Link To Windows app, error reported: "Connect to the same WiFi"

Step To Recreate

Windows 10: Your Phone app, click 'Phone Screen'

Windows 10: Your Phone app, "We need permission to display your phone screen"

Galaxy S10: Notification, "Connected to Your Phone app on <hostname>"

Galaxy S10: Notification, "Accept connection?" > Accept

Windows 10: Your Phone App, ERROR: "Connect to the same WiFi"

Points To Note

Windows 10 device is connected via WiFi to Galaxy S10's WiFi hotspot i.e. tethered

Galaxy S10 device is connected to the Internet via the mobile phone network

Galaxy S10 Link To Windows app is configured to "Use mobile data"

Both Windows 10 Your Phone app and Galaxy S10 Link To Windows app connected to same Microsoft account

All other Windows 10 Your Phone app features work flawlessly e.g. Calls, Messages, Photos, Notifications etc

Anyone know how to fix this? Everything else works fine, just this feature is broken.

Troubleshooting

Updated all apps

Updated Windows 10

Updated Galaxy S10

Uninstalled / reinstalled / reconnected all apps

Factory reset Galaxy S10

Prayed

Software Versions

Windows 10 Your Phone App v1.20051.93.0

Samsung Galaxy S10 Link To Windows v1.20041.82.0

Screenshots

Brink · Feb 25, 2025

Samsung Galaxy Fold and Galaxy S10 5G Coming Soon

UPDATE 4/22: Samsung to Postpone the Launch of the Galaxy Fold

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And, starting in May, the Galaxy S10 5G will be available for U.S. consumers, with pre-orders starting soon.

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If you’re as excited as we are to see what unfolds, sign up here to be able to the reserve the Galaxy Fold starting on April 12th. Supplies will be limited.

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There’s something happening in the air—you can’t see it, you can’t feel it, but it’s the most important thing to happen to mobile networks in years. 5G will bring unprecedented speed and connectivity to the world, and Samsung is starting to make it a reality, today.

In South Korea, we were instrumental in bringing 5G wireless service to consumers. Working with major carriers, we delivered the largest share of 5G network solutions in Korea and deployed 5G core solutions and more than 53,000 5G base station radios—making 5G available to people and businesses in 85 cities across the country. And because our networking technology comes in one of the smallest and lightest form factors available, we made it easier and faster for those carriers to build out their networks and bring hyperfast 5G to their customers.

Of course, this is just the beginning. As 5G is deployed more broadly around the world, consumers will need a device that’s specifically optimized for this new era of connectivity.

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We’re excited for what’s to come. From a next-generation form factor, to a device that unlocks hyperfast connectivity, Samsung is leveraging its legacy of technological innovations to redefine the mobile experience all over again.

Stay up to date by visiting Samsung.com/us.

[1]Display measurements are diagonal, and actual viewable area is less due to rounded corners and upper cutout.

[2]App Continuity works with select applications; compatible apps growing through third party developers.

[3]Multi Active Window works with select applications; compatible apps growing through third party developers.

[4]Requires 5G connection; see carrier for availability.

[5]Requires optimal 5G connection; see carrier network for availability.

[6]Faster speeds refers to greater bandwidth. Bandwidth measures the amount of data that can be transferred (downloaded or streamed) within a certain amount of time.
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Source: https://news.samsung.com/us/galaxy-f...le-leadership/

smacar01 · Feb 25, 2025

Pairing Phone Link to Galaxy S10

Hello Manson,

Thanks for your response. Yes, both the Galaxy S10 mobile phone and my Surface Laptop are operating on the same WiFi network.

I believe I'm running the latest version of the Phone Link and Windows Insider editions. Here's what I have:

I'm currently running V1.22122.82.0 of Phone Link

I'm on Windows 11 Pro Version 22H2

Installed on ‎5/‎12/‎2022

OS build 22623.1180

Serial number 006706261757

Experience: Windows Feature Experience Pack 1000.22638.1000.0

Please reply back with any other suggestions/recommendations.

Thanks, Steve

Windows 10: Photo files corrupted after moving from Galaxy s10 to windows laptop

Photo files corrupted after moving from Galaxy s10 to windows laptop

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