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Apple Users

TheRealNorth

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1. I don't know for sure....

Reply to AllaN01Bear (Original post)

Tue Sep 14, 2021, 03:11 PM

Sep 2021

But you may need to see if there is a driver to install, either on the iPhone or Mac. If there is a way to physically connect the two (and you haven't tried that already), sometimes the drivers will install automatically.

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i have a early 2014 macbook air with dual core and 15"screen [View all] AllaN01Bear Sep 2021 OP

I don't know for sure.... TheRealNorth Sep 2021 #1

The lightening cable nykym Sep 2021 #2

Open photos app, it should show the phone photos and videos cayugafalls Sep 2021 #3

Try using Airdrop to transfer files between your devices (n/t) PJMcK Sep 2021 #4

I use the Image Capture feature on my Air, iMac, or MBP to download all photos and videos from phone CoopersDad Dec 2021 #5