Something similar to this had been discussed a while ago after one of MS's stellar Windows 10 updates...
There used to be a setting that would ask "What do you want to do with this type of media" whenever I inserted a card the slot. For some reason it went away. The computer stopped recognizing cards and flash drives automatically. Not the first time MS did this, you can do a search and find it on the interwebs.
Perhaps enough people bitched that they restored it in a subsequent update. I don't know, because I ended up with a different method that is whole lot faster and better than using MS photo.
I insert the card, choose or create a folder myself, hit select all, and drag/drop the files to the folder I want. I have come home with well over 2,000 Raw/jpeg files from the drag strip. Doing it the old way, I would have to get up and walk away. It would take an hour or more to transfer them to the computer. The drag and drop method does it in a few minutes. Moreover, it is a direct file transfer that doesn't go through any program. I am fairly certain (although I never took the time to check) that MS photos downscales jpeg's to something like 75dpi. Direct transfer leaves them as they came out of the camera.
I hated the extra steps at first, but now that I'm used to it I'd never go back to that hinky program for transferring photos. I use it as a quick view for jpegs only to determine what needs to be culled.
