· I understand that you’re having some trouble when you go to download photos from your iPhone 8 as well as the iPhone XS that your wife and daughter have. Check out the steps in this article to be sure the you’ve covered all the basics when it comes to importing to your PC: Transfer photos and videos from your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch. · Step 1: Open iCloud for Windows on your PC. Step 2: Click Options next to Photos. Step 3: Make sure the iCloud Photo Library and Download new photos and videos to my PC is selected. Also enable My Photo Stream in Photos Options. Other than checking iCloud settings, you should also try the tips below when iCloud photos are not syncing on Windows · The issue is that it continues to be well over 21k photos to upload, and new photo taken from other devices takes days to show up. Basically, it as if iCloud gets turned of then on again starting the process all over. Over time the overall amount to upload does go down but later goes up again.
No, I do not have my photos saved on my computer. They are also not saved on any other device (i.e., iPad). I have tried multiple things to get the photos to appear when I plug in my iPhone to my computer. Some have appeared and I have moved about Now, have about left. Some people are confused whether they should enable My Photo Stream when already turn on iCloud Photo Library. Actually, they do not conflict. iCloud Photo Library is able to upload all photos and videos on iDevice to iCloud if there is enough space; while My Photo Stream will sync the photos taken within 30 days to iCloud once your iPhone or iPad connect to internet. Photo Stream, without exception, has a lot of problems like: Sometimes photos you added to a stream on your iPhone don't sync and show up on the iPad; At times, Photo Stream doesn't even recognize that you've taken photos (and so doesn't add them to the stream library) Or at other times, Photo Stream just doesn't work.
Open iTunes on your computer. Use the included USB cable to connect your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch to your computer. Click on the device icon in iTunes. Click Photos in the sidebar. Click the box next to "Sync Photos." If instead you see "iCloud Photos is On," all your photos and videos are already on all of your devices that use iCloud Photo Library. Why are my iPhone photos not syncing to my computer? On your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch, tap Settings [your name] iCloud. Make sure that you’re signed in with the same Apple ID that you’re using with iCloud for Windows. Open iCloud for Windows, and next to Photos, click Options. Turn on My Photo Stream. The issue is that it continues to be well over 21k photos to upload, and new photo taken from other devices takes days to show up. Basically, it as if iCloud gets turned of then on again starting the process all over. Over time the overall amount to upload does go down but later goes up again.
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