How to connect cell phone to computer to transfer photos and files

The way to connect a cell phone to a computer to transfer photos and files is by wired transfer, wireless transfer, using QQ or WeChat.

1, wired transmission: the phone and the computer with a data cable connection, the cell phone side of the USB connection is set to transfer files, and then in the file manager on the left side of the click on the cell phone device, and then double-click on the internal storage, enter the photo where the folder (usually DICM in the Camera), and then click the right button on the mouse, click on the copy, and then open the disk of the computer! folder, click the right mouse button and select Paste.

2, wireless transmission: install and open the mutual transmission application, note that the need for cell phones and computers connected to the same network. The connection code will appear on the computer side, in the upper right corner of the cell phone Hutong APP click on the code to connect, after the connection is successful, the computer side of the cell phone that shows the classification of the file, click on the picture, you can see the photos in the phone, the need to transfer the photos to the computer can be dragged and dropped to the computer folder inside.

3, the use of QQ or WeChat: In the QQ or WeChat mobile client has a "My Computer" or "File Transfer Assistant", through which you can transfer files from your phone to your computer, and on the computer side there is a "My Phone" or "File Transfer Assistant". "My Phone" or "File Transfer Assistant" can be used to transfer files from your computer to your cell phone.

Precautions for transferring photos

1. Ensure a stable connection between your phone and computer: When transferring photos, you need to ensure that the connection between your phone and the computer is stable, and avoid disconnections or interruptions in transmission.

2. Choose the right file format: When transferring photos, you need to choose the right file format to avoid unreadable or open situations. Generally speaking, JPG format is a more common photo format.

3. Confirm the number and size of photos: Before transferring photos, you need to confirm the number and size of photos to avoid mismatch in the number of photos or the file size is too large to transfer.

4, pay attention to the protection of personal privacy: In the photo transmission, you need to pay attention to the protection of personal privacy, to avoid leakage of personal sensitive information or photos during the transmission process.