@mec4cast said: I did the backup from the old and restore it in the new but my organization structure didnt come over.
I'm not sure what you mean. In your screenshot, you are showing that the Pictures folder at the top has been expanded to display all of the sub-folders. The Pictures folder is a virtual folder and its physical storage location is displayed at the bottom of your screenshot under your user name. If you expand that folder display, it should be the same as the one at the top.
In any event, I am assuming that you have not changed computers. If that is the case, there is no need to do a backup and restore. What you need to do is convert the old catalogs to the new version. As Glenn indicates, when you first opened Elements 2025 you would have been prompted to convert the last used catalog to the new version. However, even if you had said yes to the prompt, you would still need to convert your second catalog. So, here is what you need to do:
Go to File>Manage Catalogs
Click on the Convert button. This will open a new dialog.
In the Convert dialog, there should be a list of your Version 18 catalogs (if they have not already been converted)
Select one of the catalogs and click the Convert button
Depending on the size of your catalog, it will take several minutes to convert it. A copy of your old catalog will be made and you will still be able to open that catalog in Elements 2020. A new catalog will be created for Elements 2025 and will have the same name as the old one, but with a numeric suffix.
Repeat the process for your second catalog.
As for Photo X, find the folder in the My Folders panel on the left. Select the folder and right-click on it. There will be an option in the context menu to Import Media. If Photo X is not already in the catalog, it will be imported. (You will get a message that any photos in the folder that are already in the catalog have not been imported because they are already there.)
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