I have an iPhone SE that is about a year and a half old. About once a quarter I connect it via USB to a Windows 7 desktop computer and have the Windows Image Import wizard download, and then erase, the images from the SE. This morning there were about 270 images for the wizard to download, but after the 75th image I started getting file errors.
The first instance of the error I chose to skip it and move on, but then it happened immediately again. I then chose skip all files with errors and noticed the usual rapid downloading was replaced with a crawl that is taking 8-12 seconds per image to process. I've got another 150 images I am waiting on before I know which files remain.
Anyone else experience this behavior before? I am running 10.3.1 and I do not use any cloud services. Since I never experienced this before on my older iPhone 5 I have to wonder if this is Apple's way (conspiracy theory Friday) of telling me and my images to go F myself.
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Something has changed such that on or after July 3rd the images cannot be downloaded, or at least not through the Windows 7 Image Import wizard. I will have to wait until the far side of the weekend when I get back home before I can try other methods. What is scary is my wife probably has a couple of thousand images on her SE and I wonder if they are SOL as well.
The first instance of the error I chose to skip it and move on, but then it happened immediately again. I then chose skip all files with errors and noticed the usual rapid downloading was replaced with a crawl that is taking 8-12 seconds per image to process. I've got another 150 images I am waiting on before I know which files remain.
Anyone else experience this behavior before? I am running 10.3.1 and I do not use any cloud services. Since I never experienced this before on my older iPhone 5 I have to wonder if this is Apple's way (conspiracy theory Friday) of telling me and my images to go F myself.
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Of the 270 images only 73 could be downloaded. When i look at the images downloaded, the are chronologically leading up to July rd with nothing afterwards downloaded.I have an iPhone SE that is about a year and a half old. About once a quarter I connect it via USB to a Windows 7 desktop computer and have the Windows Image Import wizard download, and then erase, the images from the SE. This morning there were about 270 images for the wizard to download, but after the 75th image I started getting file errors.
The first instance of the error I chose to skip it and move on, but then it happened immediately again. I then chose skip all files with errors and noticed the usual rapid downloading was replaced with a crawl that is taking 8-12 seconds per image to process. I've got another 150 images I am waiting on before I know which files remain.
Anyone else experience this behavior before? I am running 10.3.1 and I do not use any cloud services. Since I never experienced this before on my older iPhone 5 I have to wonder if this is Apple's way (conspiracy theory Friday) of telling me and my images to go F myself.
Something has changed such that on or after July 3rd the images cannot be downloaded, or at least not through the Windows 7 Image Import wizard. I will have to wait until the far side of the weekend when I get back home before I can try other methods. What is scary is my wife probably has a couple of thousand images on her SE and I wonder if they are SOL as well.