Now, if I click on the back arrow in the top left, it will take me back to the camera shooting view.
Even the block of 16 photos is where it should be. If I scroll right, the order is right and all of the photos are in the order they should be. If I click on that, it enlarges the picture and I see the full screen view of picture x. Here is the weird thing though if I take a photo in camera app, the resulting picture can be immediately seen in the bottom right square (let's call it picture x). So, the block of 16 photos is remaining as the newest photos. If I took another photo (photo x), the same thing would happen and I would see: 16 photos, photo x, z. So, in gallery, I would see, 16 older photos, then photo z. Here is what is happening now: I take a photo (let's call it photo z), photo z will get pushed back about 17 photos. Simply put, my photos in the gallery app are not being organized by timestamp as of 5 days ago. It's hard to describe but I will try my best. The option may actually be named “Transfer images,” but it could also be named “MTP,” “PTP,” or even just “File transfer.” They all basically do the same thing.I am having a similar problem.
Then, pull down the notification shade and make sure the option to transfer images is selected. Go ahead and connect your phone to your computer with a USB cable. Regardless of which method you choose below, you’ll need to make sure your phone is ready to transfer pictures. Instead, we’re going to look at how to get pictures from your phone to your computer via a simple, old school USB transfer.
There’s no shortage of ways to automatically back up your images to the cloud (and then move them from the cloud to your PC), but that’s not what we’re talking about here. RELATED: How to Use Google Photos to Store an Unlimited Amount of Photos If you end up shooting a lot of pictures or videos with your phone, you’ll undoubtedly want to get those pictures onto your PC at some point. They say the best camera is the one you have with you, and more often than not that camera is the one built into your smartphone. Fortunately, it’s pretty straightforward once you know where to look. Getting pictures from your Android phone to your PC can be a daunting task if you don’t know where to start.
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