Windows 10: Transferring Photos from iPhone7 with IOS 11 to PC with Windows 10

• I took 3 photos with my phone and tried to send them to my PC.
  
  I downloaded the photos from iCloud to my PC using a USB cable, but then I could not find the pics after searching every link and folder.
  
  So I went to the multicolored photos app on my iphone, checked the photos and mailed them to myself with the intent of copying them to the desktop or storing them in my pics or download folder.
  
  The files are jpegs but when I saved them to my desktop, so I could attach them to an email message, it did not work.
  
  The pics were stored in html, only option; and I have a big Google icon as a shortcut.
  
  So........I have three pics in an email message but I can't drag them anywhere else.
  
  How can I convert them or take a pic to be stored in the same manner if I saw a pic online and right clicked to save?
  
  I want to move them from the iPhone to an email message.
  
  I want to use them as an attachment ( jpeg? ) but ideally I would like to post the pic in my email so it occupies a larger area that does not need expanding like a jpeg photo.
  
  Any suggestions?
  
  Thanks,
  
  Raymond
  DallasSilver Iphone 7 128GB
  
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I can't import photos from my iPhone to my laptop.

You can google some 3rd party iOS managers which can transfer files from iPhone to laptop. I recommend you the
FonePaw iOS Transfer. It can transfer photos, music, videos, contacts etc. And you can just use it to transfer photos from your iPhone 4 to iPhone 6 directly! It can save you
l lot of time. Hopes can help.

ps.The tutorial about how to transfer photos from iPhone to laptop. How to Transfer Photos from iPhone to Laptop

So many choice, it's up to you.

 

6230i stops storing images through Bluetooth connection.

Still no response. Browsing the website, I have come across the statement 'Windows Media Player 11 is required when using Windows built-in applications with Nokia phones.'

Will the fact that Windows Media Player 10 (and not 11)is installed on the PC concerned affect my ability to transfer photos or to browse the phone from the PC?

 

When I take pictures with my iPhone and want them for some other use, I either connect the phone to the PC and transfer them using the Windows File Explorer or I'll send them as an e-mail attachment to my e-mail account (e.g. ISP e-mail account). I can then do whatever I want with them. I don't transfer them to some cloud account and then re-download them. That seems like an extra step that is not needed.