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<blockquote data-quote="Don Kondra" data-source="post: 576024" data-attributes="member: 17688">Not sure what you mean by that ?&nbsp; I was on Windows 7 and now Windows 10, when I plug in my card I get a menu that gives me options of what to do with the files. I choose to open in File Explorer.&nbsp; Then I highlight all the images, cut and paste into a folder which I normally create Before the transfer.&nbsp; I would think it would be easier to just &quot;copy&quot; the images to the laptop, that will leave the images on the card.Then hook up the camera/card to the desktop and do a &quot;cut/paste&quot; to a folder.You would then have the images on both machines and have removed them from the card...That really isn't the purview/responsibility of Dell technicians, it is an after the fact editing process you must do.&nbsp; Try FastStone Image Viewer, it's a free download that does quick/easy work of resizing files.&nbsp; I think there was some sort of a misunderstanding, that simply isn't true.Transferring images from both my D800 and D7200 has been seamless on Windows 10.&nbsp; Cheers, Don</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Don Kondra, post: 576024, member: 17688"] Not sure what you mean by that ? I was on Windows 7 and now Windows 10, when I plug in my card I get a menu that gives me options of what to do with the files. I choose to open in File Explorer. Then I highlight all the images, cut and paste into a folder which I normally create Before the transfer. I would think it would be easier to just [B]"copy" [/B]the images to the laptop, that will leave the images on the card. Then hook up the camera/card to the desktop and do a [B]"cut/paste"[/B] to a folder. You would then have the images on both machines and have removed them from the card... That really isn't the purview/responsibility of Dell technicians, it is an after the fact editing process you must do. Try FastStone Image Viewer, it's a free download that does quick/easy work of resizing files. I think there was some sort of a misunderstanding, that simply isn't true. Transferring images from both my D800 and D7200 has been seamless on Windows 10. Cheers, Don [/QUOTE]

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