Open the app from the Start menu or search for 'Photos', then sign in with your Microsoft account to access your media library.

Yes, Microsoft Photos supports viewing and organizing photos from OneDrive, iCloud Photos (on Windows 11), and local devices seamlessly within the app.

Use the albums, folders, or search features in Microsoft Photos to organize your images; click on 'Collections' or 'Albums' to create or manage them.

Microsoft Photos offers basic editing features like crop, rotate, filters, and adjustments to brightness, contrast, and more via the 'Edit' button in each photo.

Yes, the app allows you to create videos and slideshows by selecting photos and using the 'Create' option for seamless content creation.

Microsoft Photos is free; additional storage or features depend on your Microsoft 365 subscription, which can be managed in Settings > Accounts > Subscriptions.

Go to Settings > Accounts > Subscriptions within the app or visit the Microsoft website to subscribe or upgrade your plan.

Try closing and reopening Microsoft Photos, ensure your system is updated, and restart your PC if the problem persists.

Yes, you can review your data privacy settings and policies at https://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?linkid=2259814 for detailed privacy controls.

Access Settings via the menu (three dots) in the app, then adjust preferences such as save locations, themes, and editing options.