how to move pictures from icloud to jump drive?
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["Manually download all the files from Apple's iCloud website to a folder on your PC and then copy/paste or move them to your USB drive.", "Download iCloud for Windows and find the iCloud folder in your File Explorer. Then, copy the photos from your PCs' iCloud folder and paste them to your USB Drive."]
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Click on Dropbox in the sidebar. Select the files and folders you want to move (or select them all if you want to completely move away from Dropbox reliance). Drag and drop the files to iCloud Drive in the sidebar of the Finder window.
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['On iCloud.com, click Photos and select a photo or video. ... ', 'Click and hold the download icon in the top corner of the window. ... ', 'Click Download.']
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['From your Mac, choose Apple menu \uf8ff > System Preferences. Click Apple ID, then click iCloud. ... ', 'Make sure that iCloud Drive is turned on.', 'Next to iCloud Drive, click Options.', 'Choose Desktop & Documents Folders.', 'Click Done.']
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Open another "Finder Window" on your Mac. Navigate to your "Dropbox Files". Once you have opened Dropbox Files, copy the file or folder from Dropbox and paste them on iCloud Drive's Folder. This is how you can migrate Dropbox photos and videos to iCloud Drive.
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['On your Windows computer, open File Explorer (Windows 8 or later) or Windows Explorer (Windows 7).', "Click iCloud Photos in the Navigation pane. If you don't see iCloud Photos, click Pictures in the Navigation pane, then double-click iCloud Photos."]
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['Step 1: Connect Your External Hard Drive To Your Mac.', 'Step 2: Connect Your iOS Device To Your Mac.', 'Step 3: Launch Image Capture.', 'Step 4: Select Destination.', 'Step 5: Click Import.', "What's Your Backup Policy?"]
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On your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch, tap Settings > [your name] > iCloud > Photos. Then select Download and Keep Originals and import the photos to your computer. On your Mac, open the Photos app.
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['Install "Dropbox desktop application" on your Mac. ... ', 'Open "Finder Window" on your Mac.', 'Click "iCloud Drive" located left side under the Favorites section.', 'You can create a folder on your iCloud Drive to save migrated photos and videos.']
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['Connect an external drive to your Mac via USB, USB-C, or Thunderbolt.', 'Open the Photos app. ... ', 'Select the photos and video you want to back up.', 'Go to the File menu.', 'Hover over the Export option.']
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["Open Finder from your Mac's dock.", 'Click on Google Drive in the sidebar.', 'Select the files and folders you want to move (or select them all if you want to completely move away from Google Drive reliance).', 'Drag the files to iCloud Drive in the sidebar of the Finder window.']
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['Turn on iCloud Drive on your iPhone and Mac. ... ', "Upload the files you'd like to transfer in iCloud Drive from the source device.", 'Download the files in iCloud Drive in the target device.']
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Click on iCloud Drive. Select the folder you want to move the file or files from. Select the file or files you want to move to a different folder. Drag the file or files to iCloud Drive in the bottom left corner of the window.
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Open a File Explorer window. Under Quick Access (Favorites in Windows 7 and 8), click iCloud Photos. Click Upload photos and videos. Choose the photos and videos you want to upload and click Open.
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['Method 1: Windows File Explorer.', 'Method 2: iCloud. Updating your iCloud. ... ', 'Method 3A: Dropbox (Third Party Cloud Storage) Manual Upload. ... ', 'Method 3B: Google Photos (Third-Party Cloud Storage) ... ', 'Method 4: Send by Email.', 'Method 5: Third-Party Transfer Software.', 'Conclusion.']
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Open a File Explorer window (Windows 8 or later) or Windows Explorer window (Windows 7). Go to the iCloud Photos folder using the above path. Open the Shared folder. Select the photos you want to save, then copy them to another folder on your computer.
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['Make sure your Mac is connected to a Wi-Fi network.', 'Launch the Photos application and click on Photos in the top left corner.', 'Click on Preferences…', 'Click on the iCloud tab.', 'Click on the check box next to iCloud Photo Library.']