How to Transfer Photos from Android Phone or Tablet to PC

Transferring your photos and videos over USB is still a great option to transfer your files when you don't have an internet or Bluetooth connection. In this video we show you how to transfer your files from your Android tablet or smartphone over to your Microsoft Windows computer with a USB cable.

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[donnaokoniewski]

Much, Much Better!! You have to remember that people who seek out "How To" videos don't know ANYTHING about how to do what they are hoping to find out how to do. When you start rattling on and click this, this, and this, you've lost your audience. This was much better and understandable. THANK YOU so much! xo

[hadassahsoddsandends]

The old lady who needs everything slow and plain thanks you very much! I clicked off of three other videos before I found yours and watched all of it--pausing to follow each direction step by step. Victory is mine (and yours, too)! God Bless You!

[danihawkinspreissler]

I only had to watch the first minute. I didn't realize that some cables only charge and some will also do file transfer. Just switched my cable and voila! works again. thanks!!

[jazzdrummer]

I'm new to cell phones and long into Desk tops (1970's to now, over 50 yrs), Your video helped a lot! Thanks.

[MikeHaduck]

Changing to the original cord that came with the phone was the trick, great tip

[RennertKnack]

Thank you for a slower video without background music. Greatly appreciated.

[shays.]

I subscribed literally because this video saved my sanity today, thank you so much and I genuinely mean that. For two days I have been struggling over my phone not downloading all of my photos and only some. Then I found this, and I feel so very more informed, it's almost hilarious.

[simonlaverty]

This channel is probably the most helpful tech channel on YouTube ngl

[southernexposure]

Thank you very much.
I'm in no way a computer guru so I highly appreciate the vocal explanations and picture details. The screen shots you included are a must for me.
Nearly 100% of the time I skip videos only showing a cursor going all over the place with no detailed vocal explanations.

[theresarodriguez]

you young people speak very fast :)...thanks for slowing things down. Great video!

[ukkykid]

I was really confused until i seen your video, it is a lot easier to understand, Thanks. Never thought the usb cord would make a difference.

[pattiwayne]

Great video. What I do with the "how to" videos I slow down the entire video instead of "normal speed", slow it down to .75 speed. Works great. The one tip I found so valuable to me was the "copy" feature and the "cut" and learning the difference between the actions of the two. Thanks again!

[anweranwer]

I NEEDED that. my brother is supposed to be taking his tab tomorrow to school. the screen-shots were over 5000?

so yea thanks soo much..

[bettyloforese]

Excellent! Directions are simple to follow and your voice is easy to listen too. Thank you.

[Seojunie]

Thank you soooo much it helped me alot my phone literally froze so much before now it's better thank you so much<3

[jody]

It works (at first it said no files found) but eventually it worked. Thank you for the clear instructions and demo!

[ronzoot]

Accidentally .
It works the same here in the Netherlands :)
Thank you for your nice films, Usually I know, but always nice to see if I can learn something.
Greetings and keep going.

[yaelchavah]

Wow I didn't think it was possible since I tried so many things that didn't work! With your helpful video, it was a success! Thanks so much!!!

[leebuck]

Great video, for absolute beginners though you may have wanted to add at the end the proper way to disconnect a phone/tablet before unplugging from the USB so the files don’t risk any sort of corruption.

[miyukinikimia]

Dude you rock!! Thanks for the up date! I just purchased an HP- Pavillion 24" Touch Screen All in one Intel Core i5-12GB Memory - 1 TB SSD- I wasn't sure if it would work, but it did. It would be sweet if you did a video on the HP- Pavillion 24" Touch Screen.