Hello, everyone. Whenever I want to copy photos from my iPhone 5 to my Windows 7 machine, I plug in my iPhone, select "Computer," navigate to my iPhone, and right-click to use the option to copy photos. The pictures not yet copied to the computer end up in "My Pictures" with a default filename corresponding to the date I initiated the copy process. However, I know there's a way to copy pictures without right-clicking. I should be able to plug the iPhone into the Windows computer and locate the folder in which pictures reside. As many of you know, the photos folder is one of the few places readable by Windows 7. At any rate, I can locate the folder with its cryptic name, but all the files in it display a value of 0 bytes, which, of course, is not true. This oddity makes copying impossible using this method. Can anyone imagine what is going on here?
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