you mean the originals inside the iphone? or the original copies residing within the first computer folder you created?
I mean the originals residing in the folder on the laptop first of all,
DrButz4U … do not delete the pics residing on your iphone … until you are certain the pics on your computer are good.
Good to know, but in this case, too late. After I verified they got to the laptop OK, I deleted them from the phone. Figured once on laptop, what would change them? the iphone pics … they default to jpg when pic is being taken/shot?
Don't know what they are on the phone, but once on the laptop, they had been transferred as JPG. when you said you had uploaded from your iphone to your laptop … how did you perform this action?
- connect the cable from iphone to laptop's usb-port
- opened file-explorer
- scrolled down to "iphone" (left frame)
- down-arrow so files appeared in file-explorer (right frame)?
was the above your method?
Yes, this is how I did it. I open Apple Iphone, then Internal Storage, then DCIM, then the folder with the photos. or did you upload them in some other manner? the above method is what i have always used.
View attachment 34805 and when you went to disconnect the iphone from the computer … did you go to win-10's
control-panel / devices and "remove" iphone device from the computer? from what i understand, this is the safest way to disconnect.
No, I just unplugged it. I looked at the Safely Remove Hardware and Eject Media and it wasn't listed, so I just unplugged it. now then,
DrButz4U … is your laptop the only computer you tried downloading the pics from? do you have an alternate computer at your disposal in which to download a couple of the streaked pics for testing purposes?
have you tried opening the copy with win-10 "
photos" app? and win-10 "
paint" app? and your favorite internet-browser?
Tried both and the streaked photo remained streaked. how old is your computer? did you upgrade to win-10 … or is win-10 oem? it could be the graphics card or some graphic setting conflict. which brand is the laptop? which iphone is it?
so … i'd try different computer … also the above method
(s) for copying photos from iphone … see if this resolves the situation,
DrButz4U.
another possibility is opening one of the images in win-10 "paint" and re-saving the
*.jpg image to a
*.png image. another effort would be for you to rotate one of the streaked images within file-explorer. to do this … right-click image and choose 'rotate'.
The png photo still had streaks and rotate didn't change anything. with the above methods, do the streaks remain?
that's all i can think of right now, sport. you might also wish to pose your question on a venerated iphone forum … as well k
p.s. thanks for sharing the pic,
DrButz4U … helps to understand we are on same wave-length.