I was in the same position. I found this tutorial, and the necessary commands are in the comments sections.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QmE9fUq0Fao
It is very simple and takes File explorer back to the Windows 10 version.
Slide Show in Windows 11
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Is there a way to get the windows slides show back in W11? I used it all the time and its gone. I don't mean the lock screen one, that's no good. I have left it too late to revert to W10 regretfully
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2022-12-27T19:50:41+00:00 I couldn't find "Photo Legacy" in the Microsoft store, but I clicked on Search and searched for "Photo Legacy" and found "photo legacy download" which took me to a bing search and "Get Microsoft Photos Legacy from the Microsoft Store" came up. That brings up "Microsoft Photos Legacy" app (Photos plural). I downloaded and installed it, however, I don't see the "Slideshow" option when I'm in a FileExplorer window. How to I invoke the "Slideshow" to work from FileExplorer? Or do I have to view the images using the "Microsoft Photos Legacy" app only?
I have legacy set as my default app, and slideshow is within that program, I just open up that program, it shows me my Picture's folder I click on images and the slideshow option appears, cheers Len
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2022-12-28T12:25:45+00:00 It doesn't work for me - I have a new computer that has never had older versions on it. Any slideshow option I have found so far only allows for a slideshow within a folder - not for me to choose whichever photos I want to show - for instance showing a relative specific family photos ... or comparing edits on photos on which I am working. I do not want to create a new folder every time I wish to compare photos and copy them into this. I want the flexibility to choose a few or more photos, look at them in slideshow mode then discard some if I wish or choose new. This used to be an easy, fast facility - now to reproduce that requires unwelcome and unnecessary effort.
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Anonymous
2022-12-28T13:22:17+00:00 Think you may have to look at 3rd party apps, sorry Len
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Anonymous
2022-12-29T07:37:10+00:00 Where is the "description down below" which the video says I will find the command needed to take my W11 File Explorer back to the W10 version?