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  1. 9th Sep 2012 20:48 #1
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    Guys,

    I consider myself a computer technician and i have never thought to ask about this question until tonight. Which setting and where can i find it that will alow me to see my large thumbnails not as blanks but as actual pictures in and folder they are in in windows 7, im not seeing what the picture is once i open the folder. I always have to execute a program to view. Please help.
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    clickClick image for larger version Name: 2012-09-09_230137.png Views: 197 Size: 61.6 KB ID: 13846 the down arrow in the upper right of an open folder to open up the more options menu.
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    Ummm.......
    Yeah......

    I just right click in the folder and choose how I want to view it....

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    I would not throw that "tech" word around to much....
    LOL!!
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    I not that lost, i know that function, but if you look at my attachment you can see what i receive.
    Image Attached Thumbnails Click image for larger version Name: folderview(1).jpg Views: 494 Size: 123.0 KB ID: 13850  

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    You might want to search Internet for "Rebuild icon cache" ...
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    Any quick reason why i should? Im just looking to why you understand this to be that situation?
    "If u cant eat it - u dont need it"

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  7. 10th Sep 2012 06:23 #7
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    Originally Posted by SIRCOOKS View Post
    Any quick reason why i should? Im just looking to why you understand this to be that situation?
    Sorry my bad - "thumbnail cache" but still cache .
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    http://lmgtfy.com/?q=can%27t+see+thumbnails+windows+7
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    Lol...that did the trick, I always wondered why that was happening....Where di you get that cool app from called "let me Google that for you"
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    Really ?!?!

    http://lmgtfy.com/?q=+let+me+google+that+for+you

    LOL!!
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    Now that made me laugh....Thanks
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    I use the FixEverythingThat'sWrongWithThisVideo() filter. Works perfectly every time.
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    lmgthy...wonderful find. I can use that for all of the family members that ask me dumb computer questions.
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    Originally Posted by Noahtuck View Post
    ... I would not throw that "tech" word around too much.... LOL!!
    That was exactly my thought. LMFAO!
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    Originally Posted by stiltman View Post
    Now that made me laugh....Thanks
    I just could not believe what I was reading!!!!
    And obviously I could NOT resist!!!
    LMAO!!


    Originally Posted by Hoser Rob View Post
    Originally Posted by Noahtuck View Post
    ... I would not throw that "tech" word around too much.... LOL!!
    That was exactly my thought. LMFAO!
    I mean, after I already pointed him to google, and he asked AGAIN!!!!!

    Originally Posted by SIRCOOKS View Post
    Where di you get that cool app from called "let me Google that for you"
    I think I pissed myself when I read it!!!!


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