The Example text below the Rename Files option displays how the renamed files will look like based on the options that you've selected. If you want to rename the files based on the sub-folder name that you specified in the previous step, choose Same As Subfolder Name from the drop-down list.If you do not want to rename your imported files, you can choose Do Not Rename Files from the drop-down list.Each photo also has a unique number attached at the end. All the photos in the import batch share the same name based on Today's Date, Shot Date, and Custom Name, or a combination of Shot Date and Custom Name. To rename the files as you import them, choose an option from the Rename Files menu. See the device manufacturer's documentation for connecting your camera to a computer.After selecting the USB transfer mode, choose Refresh from the Get Photos From drop-down in the Photo Downloader window, .If you can't locate this setting, refer to the device manufacturer's documentation for your device. Go to your device Settings > USB Settings > Mode. If you don't see the USB For alert, you can manually change the mode in your device.When connecting an Android mobile device to a Mac or Windows machine, if you see a USB For alert on your device, unlock your device and choose any one of the available USB connection modes - MTP, PTP, USB mass transfer.In the Photo Downloader window, choose Refresh from the Get Photos From drop-down. When connecting an Apple mobile device to a Windows machine, if you see an Allow this device to access photos and videos alert, unlock your device and tap Allow.
When connecting an Apple mobile device to a Mac machine, if you see a Trust this Computer alert, unlock your device and tap Trust.
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