Windows 10: Unable to customer organize my photos folder

I need to be able to organize my folder according to non determined criteria. Why can't I just drag and drop them where i want them to be? i did a work around of naming them "1" for the first, "2" for the second and organize them by name, but after 30 minutes or renaming photos, i messed up and need to put a picture as #2, which means i have to restart. in windows 11 home, why i can i just remove auto sort and drag and drop like i have been able to in other versions of windows?

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Photo/Video Organizer/Manager

Looking for photo and video organizer with modern look.
Now using mostly for photos Eagle app. Eagle - A design library to fuel your best work (dont support all types i will wish like MKV)
For my videos i use EazyFlix Pix Media Organizer. EazyMojo - Innovative Software And Web Solutions (Software is no longer developed and miss some features)

I think some modern DAM software will be nice but they are mostly for bussines and cost too much and have monthly payment.

What i want :
nice modern look
tag ability
info panel
thumbnails on folders
option to customize it
count of files

Thank you for suggestions.

 

Problems organizing photos.

Hi, if you can use a PC at 84, you're doing well!

If you know where your various photos are, you can find them and move them to appropriately named folders in Pictures.

Here I have my source folder on the left, Pictures open on the right.




I've right clicked a photo, held the button down, and dragged to folder Uplay on the right. I can now let go of the button and click 'copy' or 'move'.

If I want, I could select multiple files in the left window and do the same.
(left click empty space and drag to select multiple files, or left click, say, the top file in a list, scroll down and SHIFT + left click to select a range).

That's one way. Another is to copy and paste them (CTRL C, CTRL V, or CTRL X, CTRL V to move them).

If you want to easily find, for example, all jpg files on your PC to find any left over photos, a free tool like Everything by void tools or Locate32 helps- scans all your files once, then type jpg and all will be listed:

 

WINDOWS 10 -- Photos App Why cant I use my arrow keys to scroll through photos in a folder?

I found an answer to this problem that works. I open all my photos using 'Photo Gallery' In the top menu bar this gives the following : Edit, organize or share, File, Email, Print and slide show.

In the bottom task bar you can move forward of back to the photo next or previous, rotate, delete and enlarge.

Hope this helps.