Lost Images due to renamed source folder

[christopher morse]

I imported 26 images from a folder which had a typo in the folder name.  after I did some adjustments to the image I realized I had a typo in the name of the source folder. I corrected the typo in the folder name; now, of course,  images are "lost" ... I have done quite a bit of work to the images and would like not to repeat the effort.   How do I redirect the already imported images & adjustments to the newly renamed folder?

[Per Berntsen · Accepted solution]

Right click the folder, choose Find Missing Folder, and point Lightroom to the renamed folder.

Note that it's possible to rename folders inside Lightroom by right clicking and choosing Rename.

[christopher morse]

I right click, but see no "Find Missing Folder: anywhere, nor does it seem to give me the opportunity to rename the folder.  am on a Mac Studio: OS Monteray V: 12.4  Apple M1 Ultra chip running Lightroom Classic 11.4 

[dj_paige]

"I right click"

where?

What do you see when you right-click ... what are the menu items? Tell us the list of menu items (Show us a screen capture would be better, use the "Insert Photos" icon, do not attach files)

[christopher morse]

Right clicked on 01-31-2022 Boat Landing Scoodic. …. 26

It highlighted the folder, but that is all:

[dj_paige]

Right clicked on 01-31-2022 Boat Landing Scoodic. …. 26It highlighted the folder, but that is all:
By @christopher morse

But you are showing us clicks on the Menu items at the top of the screen. Not what we asked for. On a Mac, the right-click is actually ctrl-Click, is that what you did?

[christopher morse]

[Per Berntsen]

Can you right click to open context menus other places, like on a thumbnail in Library?

I'm not a Mac user, but I remember that in the past, Mac users had to Control-click to open context menus because Mac mice didn't have a right button, or may be it was for some other reason ...

[christopher morse]

Control Click got me this:

[christopher morse · Accepted solution]

My bad .... I hit "Command" not "Control"!Woerked like a charm !!!!

Many thanks & apologiess for being so obtuse.

C

[dj_paige]

@christopher morsePlease unmark your own answer as correct and mark the answer from @Per Berntsen as correct.