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Windows 11 #6 I did and it is physically not showing in that folder, ie desktop. Its as if it is transition from being deleted, but is not deleted. My Computer OS Windows 11 Computer type Laptop Manufacturer/Model Sager SAGER NP6858BQ Local time 2:27 PM Posts 5 OS Windows 11 #7 Okay, here is what I did to fix this. I took the description of the picture from the file info. Typed it into google. Redownloaded it, to desktop, then deleted it. Its now gone. My Computer OS Windows 11 Computer type Laptop Manufacturer/Model Sager SAGER NP6858BQ Local time 9:57 PM Posts 1,171 OS Win 11 Enterprise #8 Windows 11, has the photo app that has a filmstrip on the bottom. Even though some pictures are deleted off of my computer, it still has them in the filmstrip. How do I get rid of the pictures in the filmstrip. I have had this problem since the Photos App release date! I think that's a bug or, maybe, is on purpose! Every time you delete a (local) photo/image with Photos App, it holds the image in its DB till you exit and open the app. Sometimes if you wait about a minute, it refreshes its DB and will delete the image/photo.The FilmStrip, itself is a big problem! My Computer OS Win 11 Enterprise Computer type Laptop CPU i7 Hard Drives SSD Local time 11:27 AM Posts 17 Location Hell OS Windows 11 Pro x64 #9 The FilmStrip, itself is a big problem! What I'd like to know is, can we DISABLE that damn filmstrip?And is there a way to force the Snipping Tool to remember its position/sizing or at least stay maximized? My Computer OS Windows 11 Pro x64 Computer type PC/Desktop Manufacturer/Model Custom Build CPU Intel Core i7-9700K Motherboard ASUS

Windows Support Forums Apps and Software You are using an out of date browser. It may not display this or other websites correctly.You should upgrade or use an alternative browser. Windows Photo App Thread starter Thread starter Steve40th396 Start date Start date Aug 8, 2022 Local time 2:27 PM Posts 5 OS Windows 11 #1 Windows 11, has the photo app that has a filmstrip on the bottom. Even though some pictures are deleted off of my computer, it still has them in the filmstrip. How do I get rid of the pictures in the filmstrip. Edition Windows 11 HomeVersion 21H2Installed on ‎4/‎23/‎2022OS build 22000.832Experience Windows Feature Experience Pack 1000.22000.832.0 My Computer OS Windows 11 Computer type Laptop Manufacturer/Model Sager SAGER NP6858BQ Local time 6:27 PM Posts 4,461 OS Win 11 Home & Pro #2 They could be on OneDrive. My Computers OS Win 11 Home & Pro Computer type Laptop Manufacturer/Model ASUS Vivobook CPU AMD Ryzen™ 7 7730U Motherboard M1605YA Memory 15.0GB Dual-Channel DDR4 @ 1596MHz (22-22-22-52) Graphics Card(s) 512MB ATI AMD Radeon Graphics (ASUStek Computer Inc) Monitor(s) Displays Generic PnP Monitor (1920x1200@60Hz) - P1 PLUS (1920x1080@59Hz) Screen Resolution 1920 X 1200 Hard Drives 953GB Western Digital WD PSU 45 Watts Mouse Lenovo Bluetooth. Internet Speed 500 Mbps Browser Edge Antivirus Defender Operating System Windows 11 Computer type Laptop Manufacturer/Model ACER NITRO CPU AMD Ryzen 7 5800H / 3.2 GHz Motherboard CZ Scala_CAS (FP6) Memory 32 GB DDR4 SDRAM 3200 MHz Graphics card(s) NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3060 6 GB GDDR6 SDRAM Sound Card Realtek Audio. NVIDIA High Definition Audio Monitor(s) Displays 15.6" LED backlight 1920 x 1080 (Full HD) 144 Hz Screen Resolution 1920 x 1080 (Full HD) Hard Drives Samsung 970 Evo Plus 2TB NVMe M.2 PSU 180 Watt, 19.5 V Mouse Lenovo Bluetooth Internet Speed 500 Mbps

The Photos app in Windows 11 has been one of its most awaited features, ever since the launch of the new OS. A new Photos app may sound boring to some, but the unique look and some innovative features of the new Windows 11 version give it an edge over the Windows 10 one. So, let's explore Windows 11's photo app and see how you can use it to view, edit and enhance your photos. View the Info of a Picture There might be times when you want to know the details of an image, like when you want to know if its size would be right for a digital album. With Windows 11, you can easily view that info. When viewing a picture, click on the ⓘ or Information icon on the photo toolbar that appears on top of the image. The right pane will open up for you to view image details, like date taken, size, and resolution. View a Slideshow of Pictures If you want to show off your pictures to friends or family, you can always enjoy them in a slideshow. To view a slideshow of all images, click on the three-dot button at the top right of your Photos app, and select Slideshow from the drop-down menu. This option will start a slideshow of all the pictures you have. Alternatively, when viewing a photo, click on the three-dot button on the photo toolbar and select Slideshow from the drop-down menu. To view the slideshow of an album, just click on the Play button on the top bar of the album you are viewing. Compare Pictures With the New Multi-View Experience If you're a photographer, you'll likely know how hard it can be to compare two similar photos to pick the right one. You can't do this comparison in Windows 10 by default, but the new multi-view look in the Windows 11 Photos app makes it easy. When you are viewing a picture, a "filmstrip" of images will appear on the bottom of the window. This new filmstrip also allows you to quickly jump around your photos directly by selecting the image tiles. On moving the cursor on top of a tile, you will see a checkbox on the top right corner. Simply tick the checkbox and that image will stack up next to the one you were viewing. Now you can easily compare them side by side. You can choose as many images you want to compare by ticking the checkbox on their tiles. And to enjoy photos in their full glory, you can dismiss both the photo editing toolbar and filmstrip by clicking on the photo viewer. You can then browse left and right distraction-free. The photo toolbar has also been updated in the Photos app. Now it's easier than before to access options like editing, rotating, and touching up images. When you click open a picture the updated photo toolbar appears on the top of the image. Then, click on the Edit button