Within PS, selecting Open, normal PSD files are not showing up in File Type Filter

[design224]

Been just ignorning but it's not optimal. So hitting Open/Ctrl-O, navigate to a folder on machine, in the pop-up where normally "All Formats" are listed, I get the PSB large document file as a default, which hides most everything. But, when looking over the list of file types to filter out in the pop-up, I notice I can't select just the basic Photoshop (.psd) anymore. I only see all the legacy PS formats. See attached. 

What could be affecting the explorer in Win 11 to not offer .psd? I can assign Photoshop to psd files in the default app but if open a folder with many items and just want to filter out all but plain old photoshop files (.psd), I can't do that?

[Jeff Arola]

Hover your cursor within the file formats list and use the middle mouse wheel to scroll the list.

[design224]

Hmm.. That didn't do anything. It doesn't even scroll the list for me. I have a basic bluetooth logitech and the scroll wheel does most of what I need but it didn't do anything while hovering over the list. Not sure how that would have 'added' a system option int that list?

[Jeff Arola]

The up/down arrow keys on your keyboard should work as well.

[Jeff Arola · Accepted solution]

There is actually a scrollbar, but because of the super long list of extensions for camera raw one has to collaspe the dialog to see it.

[design224]

holy smokes! You caught the most basic issue I wasn't even seeing! Thanks.... it was also the open window.. though t was the width of my laptop, sometime previously, I had PS on my larger monitor and after I moved the window over, resized, then back to the laptop, I could see the scrollbar! haha... man, I'm embrassed to say how long I've been in Adobe products... lol thanks!