Windows 10: Recovering photos imported from iPad

I was uploading photos from my iPad and didn't realize that deleting them on my laptop would delete them from the iPad as well. I recovered them in the recycle bin but can't locate them in any files. They aren't on the iPad anymore either. Where can I find them? They aren't in desktop, downloads, camera roll, or the picture application.

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Importing photos from iPad

Hi all, I need some help importing my photos from my iPad as my storage was full. When I plugged the device (with USB cable) into my PC it came up with some options about importing and I clicked OneDrive. I then allowed importing on my iPad and nothing happened.
Also in photos on PC it doesn't show my 1000+ photos that I have on my iPad, only 4.

Did I choose the wrong option to import from my iPad and is there any way to change this option later? Please help me!!!

 

Importing photos from iPad

Hello Alleycat0696

Please follow these methods

Method 1

In order for your PC to recognize the iPhone or iPad in File Explorer, you'll need to install iTunes. Here's how to do it.

Launch your favorite web browser from the Start menu, taskbar, or desktop.

Navigate to www.apple.com/itunes/download.

Launch your favorite web browser. Navigate to the website.

Click Download Now. You might have to scroll down a bit.

Click Save. iTunes will now download.

Click Download Now. Click Save.

Click Run when the download is complete. The iTunes installer will open.

Click Next.

Click Run. Click Next.

Click Install when you're satisfied with the installation parameters.

Click Finish.

Click Install. Click Finish.

Alternatively, you can now download iTunes from the Microsoft Store if you're using Windows 10. Folks using older versions of Windows will need to follow the steps above, but everyone else should grab it from the Store. This also means folks on Windows 10 S
can install and run iTunes.

method 2

How to transfer iPhone and iPad photos using File Explorer

Using File Explorer to transfer photos from iPhone and iPad won't take long. Install iTunes first, then follow these steps:

Plug your iPhone or iPad into your PC using a suitable USB cable.

Launch Windows Explorer from your desktop, Start menu, or taskbar. You can also use the Windows key + E shortcut on your keyboard.

Click the arrow next to This PC in the menu on the left side of the window. The arrow looks like >.

Click NAME's iPhone or NAME's iPad in the This PC sub-menu.

Click the arrow next to This PC. Click the iPhone or iPad in the sub-menu.

Double-click Internal Storage.

Double-click DCIM.

Double-click Internal Storage. Double-click DCIM.

Double-click a folder. They should all contain images.

Click an image. You can hold the Ctrl key on your keyboard and click to select multiple images. You can also use the Ctrl + A shortcut on your keyboard to select all photos at once.

Double-click a folder. Click an image or multiple images.

Click Copy to — it is located near the top of the window.

Click Choose location… to select a location. You can also click one of the options listed in the dropdown menu.

Click Copy to. Click Choose location.

Click a destination to save the pictures.

Click Copy. Make sure you don't unplug your iPhone or iPad during the process!

Method 3

How to transfer iPhone and iPad photos using the Windows 10 Photos app

If you'd like import all photos from your iPhone or iPad at once, you can use the handy Photos app that comes standard with Windows 10. Here's how to do it.

Plug your iPhone or iPad into your PC using a suitable USB cable.

Launch the Photos app from the Start menu, desktop, or taskbar.

Click Import. It is located in the top-right corner of the window.

Launch the Photos app. Click Import.

Click any photos you'd like to not import; all new photos will be selected for importing by default.

Click Continue. The Photos app will begin the import process. Make sure you don't unplug your iPhone or iPad during the process!

Method 4

How to transfer iPhone or iPad photos using iCloud

Windows 10 has the ability to use iCloud to wirelessly sync your photos as long as you've backed up the photos on your iPhone or iPad to iCloud. Here's how to do it.

Launch your favorite web browser from the Start menu, taskbar, or desktop.

Navigate to www.support.apple.com/en-ca/HT204283.

Click Download. You might have to scroll down a bit to find it.

Click Save.

Click Download. Click Save.

Click Run when the download his finished.

Click I accept the terms….

Click Run. Click I accept the terms.

Click Install.

Click Finish. Your computer will restart and, upon restart, the iCloud window will automatically appear.

Click Install. Click Finish.

Type your Apple ID.

Type your password.

Type your Apple ID. Type your password.

Click Sign In.

Click the Options button next to Photos.

Click Sign In. Click the Options button next to Photos.

Click the box next to My Photo Stream so that a checkmark appears.

Click the box next to Upload new photos from my PC so that the checkmark disappears. You can set these options how you'd like, but this ensures you're just getting the photos off your iPhone or iPad onto your PC.

Click the box next to My Photo Stream so that a checkmark appears. Click the box next to Upload new photos from my PC so that the checkmark disappears.

Click Done.

Click Apply. Any photos in your iCloud will now download to your PC.

I hope it helps

 

"import" doesn't show up in Photos

Hi,



Thank you for writing to Microsoft Community Forums.



I understand that you are unable to import photos in the Photos App from your iPhone. Please let us know the details:

• Which build version of Windows 10 are you using currently? To check type:
  winver in the search bar on the Taskbar and hit
  Enter.
  
• Were you able to import the photos earlier?
  

I would suggest you to refer the steps mentioned in the article
Import photos and videos from phone to PC and

Transfer photos and videos from your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch to import photos to your PC.



However, as you have mentioned that the app closes automatically, I would suggest you to refer the steps mentioned in the article

Fix problems with apps from Microsoft Store and see if that helps.



Let us know how it goes.



Regards,

Nikhar Khare

Microsoft Community - Moderator