Yes, the subfolders work fine when outside of the import process.
I thought people came here for help, but all I'm getting from you is a misinterpretation of the facts, coupled with an aggressive attitude. Furthermore, you'll see from my post of 2:55pm that I restarted Lightroom and the problem went away (until next time). At the times when Lightroom's import dialogue plays up, I can get to that same folder, and sub folders, using the OS file manager. "I bet at the times you can not get to a subfolder on your networked drive in the Destination section of the LR import dialog you can get to that same folder using the OS File Manager either."
"And as the OP was talking about the Source section it was totally confusing." How can you say that when in my first post I said " I'm having the same problem" and then on at 2:49pm in response to your message, I said " The problem with the subfolders (in my case at least) is on the destination side of the import dialogue"? "You never made it clear you were talking about the Destination section in your previous posts." It is therefore clear that my problem IS the same as that of the original poster. Now, if you look again at the screen shot you'll see that 'walks' is a folder on the right hand side of the import dialogue, in a section quite clearly labelled " Destination". He goes on to say " I am unable to display any subfolders below walks.". Now take a look at the screen shot he posted on Feb 25, 2018. You'll see from the original poster's message that he says " I am clicking on the parent folder in the RH panel". They had a problem getting to a Subfolder on the SD card and or a subfolder on the hard drive in the "SOURCE" section, NOT the Destination section of the import dialog." "Then your problem is NOT the same as the original poster.
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