Windows 10: Ever since I updated to Windows 11, whenever I move something to a subfolder in a folder...

This issue has never happened in Windows 10 before, it only started happening ever since I got to Windows 11. When I download something, it goes straight to the Download folder. And when I want to move it to a subfolder, I open the folder tree so I can move it there from the downloads. However, when I move the file to one of the subfolders, it'll jump up or down, and I'll have to scroll or reopen the folders on the right. It does this randomly, does anyone know how to fix this? I attached an image of which part I'm talking about since I'm not too familiar with the terms.

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Use subfolders for background in Windows 11

I would suggest that every Windows user with more than 100 stored images organizes their images in subfolders. Why is it so difficult to support subfolders for background images? This requirement has existed for several years, see among others

Redirecting

A good workaround was in the past the usage of kind:=picture in the search query, see

https://www.winhelponline.com/blog/...ound-slideshow-not-seeing-subfolders-library/

But with the Windows 11 update 22H2 the serach query is no longer supported. Unfortunately, a step backwards in terms of ease of use.

Does anyone know of a way to include subfolders again?

 

Why does Windows 10 exit to parent folder up on dragging a file to a network folder?

Your list is correct Shawn,

The open 'subfolder' will step back into 'folder', with 'subfolder' selected in the list.

This behaivour does not apply to local folders.

Server is a regular Windows 7 PC.

 

Folders and Subfolders

Might I suggest, cascading sub-folders views, via an Explorer enhancement utility called QTTabBar