Windows 10: Editing a filename in Windows11 v22H2

I've recently updated Win11 to the 22H2 version. It seems to have changed something in File Explorer when I want to edit a filename. If I try to rename a file preferably by hitting F2, but it also happens if I right-click and select 'rename', the whole filename keeps being selected/highlighted. At the moment I actually just want to add numbers to a whole bunch of filenames, but it seems that Windows REALLY wants me to retype the whole filename every time, instead of just adding two numbers. I can't unselect the whole filename to just add to it or delete a part of it.There are several 'workar

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Windows11 edition

I have Windows10 Pro. What edition will I get after upgrading it to Windows11??

 

Select only files that have "Copy" in the filename?

 

How can I make a list of filenames in File Explorer via command prompt?

These are the steps I take in:

1. open the folder that I want to print the filenames of
2. In the location bar, typed "cmd"
3. At the command prompt, I typed "dir > vjoy.txt

The command prompt read Access is denied.