Windows 10: Why are there NEW changes AGAIN to editing photos in Micrososft??

I really WISH whoever is deciding to "CHANGE" the way to EDIT pictures in MICROSOFT would have left it ALONE the FIRST Time & the SECOND time!!! Now AGAIN 1-30-23 trying to find where to "EDIT" & how to EDIT the photographs again. EXTREMELY FRUSTRATING. The changes don't seem to make anything better. PLEASE JUST LEAVE IT AS "WAS"!

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How do I get the edited photos from 10 Photos app to change on the hard drive?

Hi Robert,

Thank you for posting the query on Microsoft Community.

I suggest you to try the steps provided below and check the behavior:

• Go to the folder in hard drive.
• Right click on the photo you want to edit.
• Click on Open with and select
  photos (To open that particular photo in Windows 10 photos app).
• Make some changes in the photo and click on
  save.
• Now go back to the folder and check the if you see the changes you made.

Hope this helps in resolving the issue. If the issue persists, do get back to us. We will be happy to assist you.

 

Automatic Update Made Photo Editing Not Work Correctly

This is NOT solved--just fixed.
Microsoft ran an automated update a couple of days ago and now photo editing is not working the way it did previously. I shoot a lot of photos for a local news website and after editing, saved them with new names that help me sort--so, for example, football photos might be F1, f2, etc. After the update, when i edit a photo, it saves only as a copy of the original name (IMG4028, for example, so I get IMG4028(2). Only after I do that, do I get the "save as" option back, which means i either give up my naming convention or have two or more copies of everything.
Any suggestions? The "save as" option does not appear in the first step anymore.

ADDED: It's the software that came bundled with the Windows 10 Edge computer--it's just the Photos app.

Thank you.

 

Editing an existing Project MP4 File to reduce the content and change the name of the Project

Hi,

Thank you for posting your question in the Microsoft Community.

Follow these steps and check if that helps:

• Right click the file and select ‘open with’ to click on Photo app. This will open the file in the Photo app.
  
• Now that you have opened the video file with the Photos app, click Edit & Create, and then click Trim option.
  
• Finally, click ‘Save a copy’ option to create a new video file by omitting the trimmed portion of the video. The new video file can be found at the location of the original video.
  

Suggest you to refer this article to edit a photo and check if that makes any difference.

Edit photos and videos:
https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/27916

Hope this helps.

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Regards,

Srimadhwa B

Microsoft Community-Moderator