Can anyone tell me how I transfer photos from my pc ( not a mac) to my ipad? I've tried connecting via a usb cable and copying the photos but this doesn't seem to work
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Can anyone tell me how I transfer photos from my pc ( not a mac) to my ipad? I've tried connecting via a usb cable and copying the photos but this doesn't seem to work
The most common way is to use iTunes. You can download it for free onto your PC. If you've never used it before it may be tough to figure out at first as iTunes syncs to get files onto your iPad, instead of a file manager. I believe you have to sync an entire folder of photos to get them onto your iPad.
I think there may be apps that can be used to move photos, but I have not used any of them.
Wifialbumfree is a good and easy app to use.
iPhone 4S / iPad 2 WiFi
Hi Mike and welcome to the forum. If not already done, download the latest iTunes app applicable to the PC and click on that. Then connect your iPad to PC using the USB sync cable. Select your iPad, that then appears, from the Devices section. (I think on the LHS) A summary page of your iPad will open. Click on the "Photos" button and then check the "Sync photos from..." box. Once you click on the "Choose Folder" option in the drop-down menu, you can select the photos/folders you want to transfer onto your iPad. Then click "Apply" at the bottom of the screen and your photos will appear on your iPad.
The above is what I only remember is applicable to the iPad 2. I have the iPad 3 where the steps/description are just slightly different in where to click on the screens but the whole principle is the same. If I have erred in the description I apologize; someone will I hope chip in to correct. Try it anyway Mike and let us know how you got on.
Regards, Andrew
Last edited by The OB; 01-11-2013 at 10:23 PM.
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Appreciate this is not a solution for the OP since it is the wrong way round, but Dropbox now has (free) built in photo syncing making it very easy to transfer your photos from iPad to PC automagically via the cloud without the need to use iTunes at all. Just thought it was worth mentioning as I've been relying on it quite a lot lately and it is much easier than syncing sometimes
But it's iTunes all the way for getting your PC photos onto the iPad!![]()
Last edited by f4780y; 01-11-2013 at 06:41 AM.
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