Pse8 -  open several jpeg images in raw

I have achieved this 2x but unable to do so consistantly, i open folder/files with organizer - file>get photo videos>from files folders; select all, click fix>full edit and mostlyl all photos open as jpeg individual photos not in RAW - help dave h

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