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If you ever having an issue of copying a picture from your PC and transfer it to your Samsung Galaxy Nexus and somehow it just hangs while copying photos. Now, the situation is that you can copy the pictures from your Samsung Galaxy Nexus and transfer it to your PC but it won't do the opposite. The ringtones, alarms, notifications and also mp3's just smoothly copied on each specified folders, but only the photos somehow get stuck when you try to transfer and save it to the internal memory storage "pictures folder" or even to the "DCIM/Camera folder".

Some users already had experience on this problem, this might cause by a bug, a firmware issue and the only fix is the sooner release of  firmware update from Samsung. Here's a video example from  jimmylittleUK who also had experience of that said photo copying problem.



As you can see that it only crashes while copying the photos on the "Galaxy Nexus/Internal Storage/Pictures" folder. There is no specific terms of how that problem occurred but only one thing for sure "just another bug on Galaxy Nexus Android OS". Some users already notify and raised this problem on Google's help forum and hoping to have it resolved as soon as possible.

Here's the solution we gathered so far, this solution is simple, already tried and it works in a PC that runs in Windows 7 64-bit OS. Maybe this one might help you too and get rid of that hanging issue.

Assuming that
1) You have already installed the necessary USB driver for your Samsung Galaxy nexus.
2) You already reconfigure the "USB debugging mode" and unchecked it in settings.
3) You use the supplied USB cable of you Galaxy Nexus.
4) You have a enough space of your phone's internal memory card.

Try this:

- Copy the saved photos from your phone's internal memory "photo folder" then transfer and save it to your PC.
- Delete that "Pictures folder" ones all the photos were safety saved then unplug and replug your Galaxy Nexus.
- Then create a new folder on the internal memory and rename it "Pictures". (You are just replacing the old picture folder that you recently deleted)
After that copy all the pictures to the newly created picture folder again.

Another solution:
Try to use any Android file manager application on the Android market, this will sometimes can ease some headaches having it difficult to transfer pictures to your phone.

If all of the above doesn't help you, I have nothing more else to suggest but to let Samsung resolved this issues on our Galaxy Nexus.

Source: XDA-Developer's forum

Here's the Samsung Galaxy Nexus User Manual, this will guide through the rest on how to do some tweaks on your phone. This smartphone was reportedly released  by Verizon in the US,  Bell, Virgin Mobile, Rogers and Telus in Canada. In the UK, the Galaxy Nexus was made available on O2 and Three Network and other European countries.

Here's the topics that describe how to use your Galaxy Nexus phone from Galaxy Nexus official page.

* Get started
o Set up your phone
o Why use a Google Account?
o Get around
o Touch & type
o Use the lock screen
o Search your phone & the web
* Make yourself at home
* Try some apps
* Tune performance
* Learn the Phone app
* Enter & edit text
* Connect to networks & devices
* Search by text & voice
* Manage accounts
* Secure your phone
* Galaxy Nexus User's Guide (PDF)
* Change the wallpaper
* Set ringtone & other sounds
* Make a phone call
* Get your contacts
* Arrange & work with apps
* Add widgets
* Manage notifications

* Start Gmail
* Find People
* Manage your Calendar
* Use your Camera
* Beam screen content
* Manage downloads

* Optimize battery life
* Optimize data usage
* Optimize memory usage

* Dial stored numbers
* Answer or divert calls
* Work with the Call log
* Place an Internet (SIP) call
* Listen to your voicemail
* Dial by voice
* Options during a call

* Use the keyboard
* Type text by speaking

* Connect to mobile networks
* Connect to Wi-Fi networks
* Connect to Bluetooth devices
* Connect to keyboards, mice, and other devices
* Connect to a Windows computer via USB
* Connect to a Macintosh computer via USB
* Share your mobile data connection
* Connect to virtual private networks (VPNs)
* Control airplane mode & other network settings

* Refine Google Search
* Use Voice Actions
* Voice Action commands

* Add or remove accounts
* Configure account sync options
* Change backup & reset options

* Set screen lock
* Encrypt your phone
* Work with certificates

Apps

* Gmail
* Maps
* Google+
* Android Market
* Camera, Gallery, & Movie Studio
* Browser
* People
* Calendar
* Talk
* Messaging
* Music
* Books
* YouTube
* Earth
* Email

Samsung Galaxy Nexus Help Page
Download: GalaxyNexus_Manual.pdf

Here's the Samsung Galaxy Nexus GT-I9250 user manual, the first device to ship with the brand new Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich platform. This smartphone are also known as Samsung Google Nexus Prime, Samsung Google Galaxy Nexus I9250, Samsung Google Nexus 3, Samsung Google Nexus 4G, Samsung Nexus Prime 4G LTE and other variants.  If you have any specific questions on how to do some tweaks on your new Galaxy Nexus, this user manual will guide you in everything you wanted to know about your phone.


Download Samsung Galaxy Nexus User Manual from official Samsung's website download area.
Samsung Galaxy Nexus GT-I9250 Quick Start Guide
http://downloadcenter.samsung.com/content/EM/201111/20111115153841927/GT-I9250_QSG_EU_Eng_Rev.1.0_111029a_Screen.pdf

Samsung Galaxy Nexus GT-I9250 User Manual
http://www.google.com/nexus/help.html