Windows 10: Explorer side bar has been rearranged, as the owner of this PC I have no control! Win11 22H2

An update came in today which I installed. Now in explorer side bar at the top is 'home' and my works OneDrive folder. Windows 11 22H2, 22621.675I hate this configuration! I cannot put anything else in that section, clearly as the owner of this PC I am not worthy enough, and I either have to close the onedrive folder because there is tonnes of folders in there, or I have to leave it open meaning a lot of scrolling to get to my pinned stuff. I lik eit open but below the pinned stuff!Surely there is a way to change this?

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How can to rearrange pictures in a folder in Windows 10?

Hi Judy,

Thank you for posting in Microsoft Community and being a part of Windows 10.

As per the description I understand that you are referring to rearrange the pictures in a folder within File Explorer. Correct me if I am wrong.

Follow the below steps to rearrange the pictures and check if it helps.

• Press Windows + E keys from the keyboard to open File Explorer.
• Open the Pictures folder.
• Click on View option in the tool bar, expand Sort by
  option to find the arrangements options.

Hope it helps. Get back to us for further assistance in this issue. We will be happy to help you.

 

How can to rearrange pictures in a folder in Windows 10?

The Sort By filters offered in the step above do not allow me the flexibility I want. Is there a way to turn off the auto arrange for photos.

 

How do I rearrange pinned taskbar items?

Unfortunately many folks are confusing pinned task bar items, pinned jump list items off the task bar, and quick access lists in explorer, and thus, giving irrelevant answers.

The original question pertains to pinned jump list items off the task bar. Quick access and jump lists are independent of one another, therefore rearranging quick access items/lists does not affect jump lists, nor vice-versa.

To the OP, there is indeed currently no way to rearrange jump list items without unpinning all and re-pinning in the order you prefer. MS's decision to disable drag-and-drop functionality here is curious. And annoying for many users. I personally don't use the quick access feature (formerly known as favorites), as I dislike the extra steps to open explorer and having another window to close. Jump lists are more efficient to many users' workflow. Removing drag-and-drop functionality diminished their usefulness, IMHO. 'Hoping MS returns this functionality to Win10 in the near future via updates.

Here's an article that is more on point:

http://www.addictivetips.com/window...tems-on-the-taskbar-jump-lists-in-windows-10/