How To Import Photos From Memory Card To Windows 10
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but I'd rather import them properly, rather than re-create them, to retain the quality.
I don't know the answer to the Windows role of this question, just in that location's a fundamental worry you have here that I want to assure you over.
That "import" dialog box you were seeing earlier doesn't really practise whatever magic. It just launches a program like Lightroom or some other photograph director, and that program's "import" operation copies the files from the menu. This fundamentally no different from copying the image files past dragging them or using the file-managing director'southward "copy-paste" commands. There will be no loss of image quality either manner.
answered October 30, 2019 at 22:05
mattdmmattdm
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Co-ordinate to the answers.microsoft.com support question, How to import photos from SD card to Windows 10,
Open Control Console > Autoplay, where you can choose what happens when y'all insert a card with prototype files on it.
From the screenshot, it appears you want to select the selection, "Import photos and videos (Photos)".
answered Oct 30, 2019 at 22:49
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I have autoplay set to 'inquire me every time' as I thought that would prompt the pop upwards box to open... simply it doesn't seem to want to do that!
October 31, 2019 at 0:32
@SamanthaJones Ugh, this seems to be one of those annoying problems with computers. This other MS help commodity (Windows ten Autoplay non working ) seems to suggest your Windows Notifications is not quite set up right. One of the respondents indicated that on their system, information technology had to do with Kaspersky intercepting Autoplay notifications. And so perhaps firewall/AV might be causing some interaction? Ugh, sad.
Oct 31, 2019 at 0:46
Many people consider Autoplay and Autorun to be dangerous.
Oct 31, 2019 at i:59
@EricShain Automatically importing photos from an SDcard is a bit more specific than wholesale Autorun (which, for the tape, I disabled when I had to use Windows). Setting Autoplay to import photos only, which can automatically be scanned, specially when ane was going to import the photos anyways, is relatively safety (again, with the opportunity to scan).
Oct 31, 2019 at 2:34
Just reporting what I've read on diverse sites. Personally, I use a Mac.
Oct 31, 2019 at thirteen:55