It sounds like you are trying to transfer your images from your iPhone 8 to your Windows PC. See if your phone connected as a USB device and click on it to see the DCIM folder. Q: Transferring via USB cable - all the the files and videos show up in DCIM subfolders EXCEPT this one. Long 4k video not showing up in DCIM for transfer to PC.
Generally speaking, there is a DCIM folder in Android phone internal memory. DCIM, stands for Digital Camera Images, is used to store the images take by digital cameras on Android phone by default. You can easily preview the photos when choosing them in the iMyFone Umate Pro program. Step 3: The next move is to uninstall the iTunes app from the Control Panel. Changing my Explorer settings to view ALL files doesn't make a difference.
I run the Windows Photo app, it detects the photos and videos on my iPhone, starts to export, then says 'something went wrong, your files may not have imported' I contacted Microsoft and they reinstalled the operating system, didn't work.
The word DCIM is a short form of Digital Camera Images.
