If you still don't see your pictures, check " How to Find Missing Photos" Click on that directory and then click on the "Scan Always" choice on the right side of the dialog for all folders from which Picasa should scan. In the "Folder List" on the left side of the "Folder Manager" dialog, find the directory you set for your imports. If Picasa isn't seeing all your photos, go to Tools > Folder Manager in the Picasa menu. Picasa will likely have found some photos on your disk. Note that your photos are NOT automatically backed up anywhere simply because you have installed and run Picasa. Picasa is simply finding the photos and indexing some info about them so that you can quickly search and browsing for them in Picasa.Īfter Picasa is done with its scan of the computer, your photos will be right where they were before, and they'll still be completely accessible to any and all programs on the computer. Picasa is NOT modifying or changing the photos in any way. Picasa is NOT uploading the photos to any website. Picasa is simply finding your photos and videos and will display them to you (with some exceptions). As soon as Picasa starts scanning, you can go to the menu Tools > Folder Manager to add ("Scan Always") or remove folders that you don't want scanned. The initial scan of your photos and videos may take a while, depending upon how many photos you have. How to install and configure Picasa on your computerĭownload and run the installer program (picasa39-setup.exe) from the OneDrive link found at this page: Picasa final versionĭuring the install, you'll be asked whether you want Picasa to search your whole computer or just some areas.
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