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see this - first thing that came up in search
https://www.indiatoday.in/technology/tech-tips/story/how-to-101-transfer-photos-including-screenshots-from-android-phone-to-laptop-315184-2016-03-29
https://www.indiatoday.in/technology/tech-tips/story/how-to-101-transfer-photos-including-screenshots-from-android-phone-to-laptop-315184-2016-03-29
Rugish Dapeca
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1. Connect phone to PC via USB cable.
2. Swipe open your notifications and look for the one that says USB charging. Tap to expand it.
3. Pick the option to transfer files via USB
4. On your PC you can then see the phone as a removable drive. Find the DCIM or Photos directory on the phone and you should be able to then copy any of them to the PC normally.
2. Swipe open your notifications and look for the one that says USB charging. Tap to expand it.
3. Pick the option to transfer files via USB
4. On your PC you can then see the phone as a removable drive. Find the DCIM or Photos directory on the phone and you should be able to then copy any of them to the PC normally.
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