Double-click the phone on the sidebar.Be aware that it will show the device’s name-it won’t be listed as “iPhone”. On the left sidebar, you’ll see the iPhone listed as a new device. On your PC, open File Explorer for Windows 10.If you don’t have iTunes, instead of Trust This Computer, you’ll see an Allow this device to access photos and videos prompt on your phone. Connect your iPhone to the PC using the USB cable.If you don’t have iTunes or iCloud on your PC and want to transfer photos from an iPhone without additional installations, follow these steps: Transfer iPhone Images to a PC without Apps ![]() Next, you can select the photos you want to transfer or click Import All New Photos to copy every picture to your Mac. If you don’t see that, click on your phone’s name in the sidebar on the left. You should see the Import screen in the Photos app, showing all your photos on the iPhone. Similarly to connecting to a PC, you might need to unlock your iPhone and allow the phone to connect on the “Trust This Computer” prompt. If you’re transferring to a Mac, link the iPhone via USB and open the Photos app. Then, choose the photos you want to transfer to your computer. ![]() In the app, go to Import, then select From a USB device and follow the instructions.You can do this by going to the home screen and selecting Photos. ![]()
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