Windows 10: Where do I find my new photos? I uploaded photos from my Android phone to laptop, now I...

Cannot find my uploaded photos. I uploaded from my Android phone to a new HP laptop with windows 11.

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Problem uploading photos

The only place that allows me to upload photos 100% of the time is facebook.

Techpowerup fails 100% of the time.

And photobucket can upload photos if I do them one at a time, but even uploading a single photo takes much longer then usual.

Any ideas what the problem is, and more importantly how can I fix it?

Its annoying as hell!

 

Iphone photo upload interrupted when i plugged my Android phone into computer

Hi,

Basically, as the subject line reads

I was doing my first ever upload of photos from my Iphone. It had about 100 photos left to upload when I plugged my Android phone into my computer to charge.

But doing that interrupted the photo upload and ever since, whenever I try to upload new photos from my phone it will always have this 100 or so photos listed as needing to be transferred, but they will never go through. I have tried deleting all photos
off the computer and starting again but that didn't work.

Googling this issue hasn't proved helpful either.

Can someone point me in the direction to find an answer

Windows 10 Pro on a HP Laptop. Version 1803

Beta version of IOS 12.1.1

Android 8.0

TIA

Robbo

 

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