I think you need a detailed step by step guide to assist you with the task before you i.e transferring photos from you phone to your laptop. Below is a detailed solution to your problem; STEP 1. Most mobile phones nowadays come standard with a USB data transfer cable and bundled software utility. Check the box that your mobile phone came with for the cable and CD-Rom. If not provided with the software, it may be available as a free download from the manufacturer’s website. STEP 2. Once you have located your software CD, check the system requirements necessary to run the software such as hardware specifications, operating systems supported etc. Install the software following on-screen instructions, but do not plug in the USB data cable or phone in just yet, unless the software requests you to do so during the installation process. STEP 3. Once the installation is complete, the software would usually require a reboot of the PC before plugging in the mobile phone for the first time. Then connect your mobile phone to the data, and the cable to the USB port of your PC. Several phones may display a message on the mobile display that the phone is now connected to the PC, but if not don’t worry just yet! STEP 4. Once connected, start up your mobile phone’s software, and browse through the interface. Most manufacturers offer some form of phone browser where you can browse through the content on your phone, copying files onto, or taking files off the mobile. The software utility may also offer a separate tool for transferring photos and video shot with your mobile, if this is the case use the utility! STEP 5 .Use the software’s browser or photo utility to transfer your photographs to your PC. Some software tools provide image editing tools as well that will enable cropping, rotation, and sharpening of images once transferred to you PC. Don’t be afraid of referring to the software’s help file incase you get stuck. The above guide will be of great help to you,as a note of warning;Remember never to unplug or disconnect the data cable from the phone during a data transfer or you could end up damaging your phone or loosing all your data. Thanks and take care
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I think you need a detailed step by step guide to assist you with the task before you i.e transferring photos from you phone to your laptop.
Below is a detailed solution to your problem;
STEP 1.
Most mobile phones nowadays come standard with a USB data transfer cable and bundled software utility. Check the box that your mobile phone came with for the cable and CD-Rom. If not provided with the software, it may be available as a free download from the manufacturer’s website.
STEP 2.
Once you have located your software CD, check the system requirements necessary to run the software such as hardware specifications, operating systems supported etc. Install the software following on-screen instructions, but do not plug in the USB data cable or phone in just yet, unless the software requests you to do so during the installation process.
STEP 3.
Once the installation is complete, the software would usually require a reboot of the PC before plugging in the mobile phone for the first time. Then connect your mobile phone to the data, and the cable to the USB port of your PC. Several phones may display a message on the mobile display that the phone is now connected to the PC, but if not don’t worry just yet!
STEP 4.
Once connected, start up your mobile phone’s software, and browse through the interface. Most manufacturers offer some form of phone browser where you can browse through the content on your phone, copying files onto, or taking files off the mobile. The software utility may also offer a separate tool for transferring photos and video shot with your mobile, if this is the case use the utility!
STEP 5
.Use the software’s browser or photo utility to transfer your photographs to your PC. Some software tools provide image editing tools as well that will enable cropping, rotation, and sharpening of images once transferred to you PC. Don’t be afraid of referring to the software’s help file incase you get stuck.
The above guide will be of great help to you,as a note of warning;Remember never to unplug or disconnect the data cable from the phone during a data transfer or you could end up damaging your phone or loosing all your data.
Thanks and take care