My wife had the same issue. This is something Microsoft will have to address, however, there is a back door to the problem.
- Open pictures. At the top in the ribbon, click New Folder. A new folder will appear normally at the bottom of the pictures
page. Name the folder the date you are downloading the pictures, or a occasion, etc. When your done with that just close
the picture page to help avoid confusion.
- Plug in your SD card or camera as you normally would to add pictures to your computer. The Import Items box will come
up. Under select, click all items or select the photo's you wish to put in the folder you previously created in the pictures
folder. You will notice above that it says import to C://Users/17242/Picturers. Using this would dump your photos in your
main picture folder. Click Change Destination under this. "Probably in blue letters". Clicking that will bring up your main
pictures folder. Click on the folder you created. Now click on "Add this folder to pictures" on the picture page at the
bottom. Now you will notice the import to reads C://Users/17242/Pictures/"the name of your created album". Click the blue
Import items on the bottom of the Import items page. Your photo's should now be in the folder you created on the main
pictures page. To make the new folder and do all this literally takes less than a minute once you get used to it. Hope this
helps.