multipartuploadrequest uploaded successfully but nothing uploaded android
Hi
I can see this has been a problem earlier, but can someone please help me work out how to upload photos from my Android to my HP Pavilion which uses (unfortunately) Windows 10.
I had no problem with Windows eight ...
When you connect your telephone to your Windows 10 laptop with a USB cablevision then y'all will run across a picture similar to the ane below on your Android phone. After clicking "Turn on USB Storage", your telephone'south memory will appear on the Windows 10 File Manager. Discover the Pictures folder, and then copy your files.
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Thanks for the reply. Sadly, I'grand non getting that message on my phone home screen.
Where tin can I look for it?
Or can you give culling advice?
I have used this telephone to upload photos to my previous laptop (Windows 8). Information technology is only now with my new laptop (Windows 10) that I am having problems.
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I don't get the screen that Frederik does either, but I do get a notification that the phone has been connected to the PC, and these choices:
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Thank you, Jim.
I don't get whatever of this on my phone either. I merely go a notification that the phone is charging, plus my usual home screen.
The laptop goes straight to trying to import photos, but the message continually reads 'searching for photos' and nothing happens.
Any other advice out there delight?
Thank you lot.
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Your phone might need to accept drivers installed. Bank check its manufacturer'southward website for how to go about getting them if Windows didn't install them automatically the first time you connected the phone via USB.
An Android phone's USB connection options will differ by phone brand, the installed version of Android and possibly by what manner your SD card (if whatsoever) has been configured every bit.
For example, my HTC with Android ii.33 offers a menu similar to the 1 shown by JimWynne, to a higher place, as shortly as the USB cable is connected just a MotoG with Android 4.4 or 5 went directly into file transfer style.
OTOH Android half dozen on the same MotoG defaults the USB connexion to "Accuse only". The setting to alter that is accessed from a notification bar which you lot can access past swiping down from the meridian of the phone display. Once the USB connection notification is on screen you can tap it and change the USB connection type and Windows Autoplay will respond accordingly.
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Thank you very much for this, Ralf.
My Android does default to 'charge' and I was able to swipe as you said.
Success! The photos have been uploaded to the laptop now.
But not those in the WhatsApp folder on the phone for some reason!
Thanks again.
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My Android does default to 'charge' and I was able to swipe every bit you said.
Success!
It seems this was not a Windows 10 problem only rather a question of becoming more familiar with your Android phone.
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Just for clarification.
In fact, information technology seems it was naught to do with the telephone (which I have been using successfully for 2 years so I am pretty familiar with it).
Just checked exactly what I did and I didn't 'swipe' the telephone at all as this wasn't an selection. In fact, from trial and error, I institute if I clicked on 'pictures' in Chore Manager on my laptop the photos would upload.
For some reason none of the Whats App pictures uploaded starting time fourth dimension, but I just tried the whole procedure again and this fourth dimension they did. Sounds like a Windows x matter to me - I've certainly never had to spend so long trying to practise something so simple before. And I run across from various chats, that lots of other people accept had problems with uploading photos using Windows ten.
Anyway ...
Thanks.
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You tin can Download the 1 Drive app from Google Play Store.
This app volition definitely upload the pictures yous click from your Mobile Camera and upload them automatically to the One Bulldoze .
You can also upload already existing albums and Photos.
Wish this respond was helpful.
Hoping the best for you.
Manan Sharma...
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Source: https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/all/uploading-photos-from-android-phone-with-windows/7e3b0302-085f-4f5b-92ff-95ddb351ca6f
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