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@Richard25204872ffh5  said: I want to move folder 2016-02-24 gb-ob under folder 2015-07-06 Jr. folf I want to have all the named folders together

For the reason I have explained, you cannot do that.  The OS folder structure governs the folder structure in the Organizer's My Folders panel.  That folder structure is alpha-numeric.  Your screenshot shows that what you are trying to do would be contrary to the alpha-numeric ordering system.

If you want all of your golf photos together, then apply a keyword tag of Golf.  You can then check the box for the keyword tag Golf and all of your golf photos will be displayed.

I'm sorry but I'm still having difficulty understanding the problem.

Please give us a specific example of the current location of the folder you want to move and the specific location where you want to move it to.  Include the complete path of the folder starting with the drive letter.  The Folders Panel even in tree view, follows the hiearchy of the OS which is in alpha-numeric order.  So if you are trying to move a folder named A to between the folders named B and C, it can't be done.  The folders will always follow the order A, B, C. 

If I have described what you are trying to do, then I'm guessing that the photos in folder A are being moved/copied to folder B or C when you try to drag or hover between them.

Finding photos should be the easiest part of using the Organizer.  Two thousand photos is not very hard to keep track of.  Did you mean 20,000?  I have over 200 thousand photos and can usually find what I am looking for within seconds.  If you give us more details about what you are trying to do, we can offer some strategies and suggestions for keeping track of your photos without moving a single folder or photo from its current location.

I'm sorry, but I'm not sure I understand what you are trying to do, or what the problem is when you try to do it.  Your screenshot shows that your folders are in the List View which presents a flat view of your imported folders in alpha-numeric order.  If you want to move folders around, you need to be in the Tree View.

Click on the hamburger icon shown in my screenshot and select View as Tree.  The Folders panel will then show a folder hiearchy that duplicates your Windows Explorer view.

If this doesn't solve your problem, please explain in more detail.