Hello, I am Henry, I have used a translation tool to understand your question. Please note that we can only reply in English. I understand that you are unable to open any of your pictures using the Microsoft Photos app on Windows 11. Since this happens with photos from all sources (iPhone, camera, Google Photos), the problem is almost certainly with the Photos app itself, not with your picture files.
Solution 1: Repair and Reset the Photos App.
Click the Start Menu, then open Settings. Go to Apps on the left menu, then click on Installed apps. Scroll down or use the search bar to find the Microsoft Photos app.
Click the three dots (...) next to it and select Advanced options.
Scroll down to the "Reset" section.
First, click the Repair button. Wait for the checkmark to appear, then try opening a photo again.
If repairing does not work, come back to this same screen and click the Reset button. This will reinstall the app and reset its data. After resetting, try to open a photo. This should solve the issue.
Solution 2: Reinstall the Photos App
Click the Start Menu, type PowerShell, right-click on Windows PowerShell, and select Run as administrator. Copy and paste the following command into the blue PowerShell window and press Enter. This will uninstall the Photos app. Get-AppxPackage Microsoft.Windows.Photos | Remove-AppxPackage Use code with caution. Powershell Once the command is finished, open the Microsoft Store app. Search for "Microsoft Photos" and click Install to get a fresh copy.
Solution 3: Check Default App Settings Let's make sure the
Photos app is still set as the default for your images.
Go to Settings > Apps > Default apps. In the search bar, type .jpg and press Enter.
Click on the result and make sure Photos is selected as the default app.
Repeat this for other common formats like .png.