This guide will show you how to download and open the Picture Keeper app on your Windows computer. There are a few options for using the app, so we'll go over each below. If you're using an older version of Windows, you may need Option 2 or Option 3. For the vast majority of users, however, Option 1 is likely all you'll need.
OPTION 1: INSTALLING FROM THE MICROSOFT APP STORE
This version of the Picture Keeper app works with Windows 10 or higher. Just follow the steps below to get started:
- Click this link to open the Microsoft App Store to the Picture Keeper app page.
- Click Get:
- Wait for the app to install:
- Click Open:
- If prompted, click Pin to Start to make the app easy to find from your Start Menu on next use:
- Once you're in the app, use this guide for help getting started.
OPTION 2: USING THE APP INSTALLED ON THE PICTURE KEEPER
This version of the Picture Keeper app works with Windows 7 or higher. First, connect your Picture Keeper to your PC. Then follow the steps below to get started:
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Click the File Explorer
icon in your taskbar to open a File Explorer window. - Click PKBACKUP on the left:
- Double-click LaunchPictureKeeper to open the app:
- Once you're in the app, use this guide for help getting started.
OPTION 3: USING REPAIR TOOL TO INSTALL PICTURE KEEPER V4
This version of the Picture Keeper app works with Windows XP and Vista. First, use this guide to download and run our Repair Tool. Then, ensure your Picture Keeper is connected to your PC, and follow the steps below to get started:
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Click the File Explorer icon in your taskbar to open a File Explorer window.
- Click PKBACKUP on the left:
- Double-click to open the "Picture Keeper" folder:
- Scroll down and double-click PictureKeeperV4 to open the app:
- Once you're in the app, use this guide for help getting started.
**If you need any additional assistance, please contact Picture Keeper Support.