#Free iphone explorer windows Pc#

I have an open case, and was referred to this community forum to post my question.Īt the moment, I don't have any specific problem. I called Apple Support yesterday, and they were stumped as well. I've had no luck to date searching for any similar issues. There are many references online as to why iTunes vs the iPhone reporting differ, and they are relatively close, compared the Windows Explorer reporting of less than 5GB free. Windows iTunes by comparison shows my device as having 22.2 GB free, and the iPhone itself (Settings) says I have 23.7 GB. Beyond that warning, I am able to access and manage my DCIM folder. Windows Explorer says I have less than 5GB free space out of 59.6GB, and the bar graph (typically blue when I plug in a normal external USB drive that is not near full), is red, inferring a warning situation.

File Explorer) pops up to acknowledge the iPhone as 'Internal Storage', and reports numerically and via a bar graph an indication of its recognition of total and free storage on the device. When you USB plug onto Windows (Win10, current on software), a Windows Explorer (a.k.a. Besides plugging in to manage my music, I use the USB connection to open the DCIM folder and transfer the pics and videos off the phone.

#Free iphone explorer windows Pc#

I'm a long time, old school user of iPhones with Windows PC and iTunes to manage.

I have an iPhone 8 with 64GB of memory - 59.6 available to use. Why is Windows Explorer reporting such a difference as opposed to the iPhone and ITunes? In summary: When I connect my iPhone 8 via USB to my Win 10 PC, Windows Explorer is reporting as a warning I have less than 5GB free storage, although Windows iTunes reports more than 20GB free. For those of who still utilize a Windows PC with your iPhone, have you seen any reporting issues with WIndows Explorer?