Have you tried to change the import to Original? if so i would try using a cloud backup to save those that don’t backup to a local drive.
John
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Hello, I was trying to import photos from my iPhone via charging cable and upon import the photo app freezes. I reset my phone and tried again and it worked for the first import but another problem is that I can only upload 3-4 videos at a time before the photos app says something went wrong and I have to start the whole process all over again. Because of this, when I go to import again it just freezes once it hits my total photo and video count. This problem has been persistent ever since I started uploading photos and videos this past year or two and it really hinders my progress. Thanks for any help.
-Gabriela
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Have you tried to change the import to Original? if so i would try using a cloud backup to save those that don’t backup to a local drive.
John
It looks like because my iPhone has Live photos which is not considered as Windows supported files
I have the same problem. It appears some of the files in my iPhone that Windows 10 thinks it is bad file. Instead of Photo Import, I opened Windows Explorer to This PC, right click Apple iPhone icon on the right panel, choose Import Pictures and Vedios. I was able to import most of files except those Windows say it has unknown problem, and there is option to ignore these files.
Its been several years and i still have the same issue. I’ve given up. I just email what i need now days but check once in a while to see if it is fixed and it never is.
I will add (while being late to the party, it seems) that I'm having the same problem right now, but not from a phone. Just a standard SD card straight out of a Canon DSLR camera. It's never happened before, but it's happening now and all my vacation photos, videos, and to-be animated content is being held hostage.
I've done a lot of messing around with this problem. I'm a Windows programmer, so to see this issue persist for such a long time makes my blood boil - Microsoft will say it is a problem with the Apple driver that connects with the iPhone, and Apple will say it is a problem with the Windows software. I say it is both.