Thanks to advances in technology, users of a Sony Xperia can capture more images with the phone’s camera or download images from the internet.
However, as the storage fills up, people must make room for more fresh photos.
In this instance, it would be wise to save the images to a computer.
However, how can images be moved from a Sony Xperia to a computer?
There are 7 ways for you to accomplish that.
The best option is to use the Sony photos assistant, MobiKin Assistant for Android, to quickly and easily copy photos from your Sony camera to your computer.
With a few clicks, this tool can synchronize all or specific images from Sony to the computer.
Connect your Sony Xperia to a laptop, PC, Mac, or other device to transfer files other than just photos, including contacts, text messages, call logs, apps, music, and videos.
With just one click, backup and restore Android data.
You can use it to manage, view, transfer, edit, backup, and erase mobile data.
Let’s investigate the reason why my PC cannot connect to my Sony Xperia.
When using a USB cable to connect an Xperia device to a computer, the Xperia Companion application might not detect the device.
There are several possible causes for this.
- There is a Media Transfer Protocol (MTP) issue with the Xperia device.
- The Xperia device is not detected by the Xperia Companion application.
- The computer file explorer does not display the Xperia device.
Verify that your device’s USB connection mode is set to TRANSFER FILES and that the screen is unlocked.
Make sure the USB cable you are using is an original Sony one made especially for your device and that it is connected to the computer and device correctly.
Verify if the system requirements for the Xperia Companion are met by your computer.
After restarting both the computer and your Xperia device, use the USB cable to reattach your device to the computer.
After removing the device from the computer, delete all of the data associated with the Media Storage system app. After restarting, connect your device to the computer.
If your device has a memory card, take it out and put it back in after turning it off. Turn your computer back on. After turning it on, use the USB cable to reattach the device to the computer.
To enable file transfer, make sure you have downloaded the Media Feature Pack if you are running Windows N or Windows KN.
To guarantee top performance and the newest improvements, update your device.
Disable any firewall or antivirus software, then re-connect the device to the computer.
In order to find out if you have full administrative rights if your computer is connected to a Local Area Network (LAN), get in touch with your IT department.