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How do I upload photos from my android 4 to my computer
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LaTuFu
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There are a few ways you can do it.
1. Connect your device to a PC with a Micro USB cable. The device should be detected automatically and drivers installed for it. Photos are stored in a folder named "DCIM". The location of the folder will either be your phone or the phone's SD card, depending on where you have chosen to store them.
2. You can download an app like DropBox, which will give you the option to automatically upload your photos to your DropBox account. You can log in to DropBox from your PC and download any/all pictures from the DropBox folder any time you like. There are many apps similar to DropBox that will automatically upload photos to the cloud for you.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.dropbox.android
3. You can remove the SD card and put it into a Micro SD USB reader and plug that into your PC. The photos will be in the DCIM folder. Note: This only works if you are storing your photos on the SD card. Be sure to unmount the SD card in the settings menu prior to removing it. This last method is the most inefficient way to do it, but it works if you don't have a cable.
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1. Connect your device to a PC with a Micro USB cable. The device should be detected automatically and drivers installed for it. Photos are stored in a folder named "DCIM". The location of the folder will either be your phone or the phone's SD card, depending on where you have chosen to store them.
2. You can download an app like DropBox, which will give you the option to automatically upload your photos to your DropBox account. You can log in to DropBox from your PC and download any/all pictures from the DropBox folder any time you like. There are many apps similar to DropBox that will automatically upload photos to the cloud for you.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.dropbox.android
3. You can remove the SD card and put it into a Micro SD USB reader and plug that into your PC. The photos will be in the DCIM folder. Note: This only works if you are storing your photos on the SD card. Be sure to unmount the SD card in the settings menu prior to removing it. This last method is the most inefficient way to do it, but it works if you don't have a cable.
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