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This would allow you to see them in the Photos app but would explain why they are not in the set of pictures you copied from the iPhones DCIM folder to your PC.

Those additional photos may not have been cached on your iPhone and may only exist in the iCloud.

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Ok, so now you’ve copied all the pictures from the DCIM folder to your PC and you’re finding that there seem to be some pictures you’ve definitely seen in your Photos app missing from the ones you copied.Double-clicking the device yields the following structure where folders named 100APPLE contain images on your camera roll and folders named 100CLOUD contain images downloaded from the iCloud to your phone.You may also see a notification asking you what to do with the newly connected device.

Once your iPhone has been recognized by your PC and properly configured (may take a few moments), you will see the following item under This PC. Once your iPhone is unlocked and connected to your PC using an Apple lightning cable, you should hear audible sounds indicating that you’ve connected a USB device to your computer.To do this, unplug your phone, go to Settings > General > Reset > Reset Location & Privacy. If at any point you accidentally selected Don’t Trust, you must reset your trusted devices before proceeding.If you do not select Trust, your PC will not be allowed to access your phones storage including your DCIM folder. The first time you connect your phone to any computer, on the iPhone’s screen you’ll be asked if you want to trust this device (the connected computer).

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So if you’ve got a passcode or lock code, enter the code to unlock, then connect the device. Your phone will need to be unlocked when connected to your PC in order for you to be able to access it from your PC.

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Installing iTunes will also install the drivers necessary for your Windows 7, 8 or 10 PC to recognize the iPhone hardware when connected to the computer. You will need to install iTunes first.Now then, accessing the camera roll or DCIM folder on your Apple iPhone 5, 6 or 7 running iOS 10 or higher from a Windows PC requires the following: This occurs silently in the background when your device is connected to Wifi. Optimize iPhone Storage is a space saving feature in iOS which works by taking photos on the camera roll, optimizing them, uploading them to the iCloud and then deleting them from the phones camera roll to free up space. If you’ve turned on iCloud Photo Library and Optimize iPhone Storage, then your phone may not store many photos on its camera roll at all.

So there’s no easy way to find out which of your Photos are on the device vs.

When using the Photos App, there is no easy way to determine whether a specific photo is located on the device’s camera roll or in the iCloud.

That means not all the photos you see in your Photos app may actually be on your phone.

The Photos App on iOS shows an aggregate of images from both your phone’s camera roll and pictures stored in the iCloud.

There are a few important distinctions that should be understood: Now then, with that bit out of the way, here’s some updated information about DCIM folders and accessing pictures on your iPhone using a PC running Windows in 2017. The original article (now crossed out below) is 6 years old and likely doesn’t apply to newer model iPhones. I am updating this article for the first time since 2011 because I get a lot of requests for help on this particular topic.