How to repair Folder view after Move

After several moves of pictures to a new disc (via File, Move within Photoshop Elements Organiser 9) the folder view no longer shows the correct photos.
The photos are in the correct locations and the properties also show the correct location.
If I select a directory in folder view however, several photos are shown that are not in that directory.
I tried to repair the catalog, but that didn't change the problem.
Any ideas?
I am very much missing a facility in the Organiser to move directories, a complete directory tree or just the disk letter of my catalog.

See:
http://www.johnrellis.com/psedbtool/photoshop-elements-faq.htm#_Move_your_photos
(still true in PSE9)
and
http://www.johnrellis.com/psedbtool/photoshop-elements-faq.htm#_Folder_Location_view
I have found many posts about this bug and I am not sure its reasons have been understood, since it seems very difficult to reproduce the situation when it does appear. I am not sure how to correct that bug. I have never had such a problem because I work normally in thumbnail view, although the folder view is useful for me in certain circumstances.
Moving the folders by drag and drop in the left panel in folder views should work.
Moving folders from a drive to another should also work.

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