To Shekhar S :. Notice on the Xerox folder in the image below, the dark shadow sliver just inside the folder opening. I have tried all the remedies listed in this note, without success. When I deleted the preview cache, things seemed to work, but with each newly created folder, the results are as shown here, the preview is not showing properly.
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Details required :. Cancel Submit. How satisfied are you with this reply? Thanks for your feedback, it helps us improve the site. Ramayon Ningshen. In reply to btdrvh's post on July 22, The steps below will resolved the thumbnail problem. Easy fix just go to folder options click view at the top of the window and find the box checked Always show icons, never thumbnails and remove the check hit apply and fixed :.
Office Office Exchange Server. Not an IT pro? Windows Client. Sign in. United States English. Ask a question. Quick access. Search related threads. Remove From My Forums. Asked by:. Archived Forums. Windows 7 Media. Sign in to vote. When I used to view my security camera video card in Vista I would get a thumbnail view of each 10 second video produced.. This made it easy to skip through each video produced and pick out the ones that I thought would be best to check.
This would be watched after about a week or so of videos. Now in Windows 7 and windows 7 RC I cannot seem to find this thumbnail view. All I can see is the media player film type. AVI icon for each video. Is there any way of turning the thumbnail function back on.
I have tried all the registry fix changes that have been suggested and they don't work. I have downloaded different codec programs and they don't work. Is there an answer to my problem. Does any one know if Microsoft are working on a change to get thumbnails to work with. AVI files. Hope you can help. Thursday, May 21, PM. All I can see is the media player film type icon for each video. Hey Rogermerlin, this is pretty easy to get back for you. What you're going to want to do is open up the Windows Explorer , once that is open click on the down arrow next to Organize, which is located under the Back and Forward navigation buttons.
A drop down menu will pop up, select Folder and search options, once that is up, under the View tab, you want to uncheck the first option which reads "Always show icons, never thumbnails". Let us know if this is what you were looking for. Proposed as answer by joepitt91 Tuesday, July 26, AM. Thanks but no. I have already checked all that and it is set to what you say. I have tried making the amount of video files less in each folder but still the same. I have tried copying them to the desktop but still the same.
I have viewed other video files from my usb hard drive and they are o. The files from the camera when viewed have AVI written on them and look like a piece of film strip. I have had no problem when I was using Vista. Only since trying Windows 7 and windows 7rc. If I change the camera over to take stills instead of videos then the stills are shown from the SD card as thumbnails. Very puzzleing indeed. Don't know whether you can come up with another possible solution but I hope you can.
Friday, May 22, PM. Are you using Windows 7 RC bit or bit? It seems other people have this problem with the bit version of Windows Explorer and some can solve it by using the bit version. Have you downloaded any additional codec packs on your computer? Do you know what codec the recorded AVIs are? Tuesday, June 23, PM. Hi, Having similar if not same problem.
The dual boot is running Build , while the other was running but have since rebuilt with to see if that helped resolve the problem. In the case of MP4 files - all display fine on the bit version, but only a few of them display thumbnails on the 64 bit system. No MKV file displays thumbnails on any of the systems. The one 'clean' i. Any suggestions? Thursday, July 2, PM. I have a similar problem. The thumbnails appear longer I do not know specifically when.
I suspect that after the uninstall of Nero 7. When I put the Media Player Classic as default then the preview pane will no longer work. Restoring the Windows Media Player as the default preview pane back to work, but not the thumbnails.
Tuesday, August 11, AM. Forgot to say something that might be important. The thumbnails work in safe mode. I have the same problem! I'm running Windows 7 Ultimate x It's an upgraded Windows Vista Ultimate x I haven't installed any codec after the upgrade. The mp4 files works fine in WMP12 and are also listed under the Video library except no thumbnails there either.
Sunday, August 16, PM. I have the same problem and I am quite sure it is not due to bad mp4 files. At a certain point Windows 7 has become unable to produce new thumbnails for mp4 files; if I take an mp4 produced a couple of months ago when thumbnail generation used to work and copy it into a different folder the new file will not have a thumbnail.
If I doucleclick the file, it opens correctly in WMP12 so the file type association is still there In my quest to find a decent media player WMP12 doesn't pass the test of decency I have installed the dreadful iTunes software. Could that be the cause of the problem? That's the only thing I can think of.
Monday, September 7, AM. In my experience this happens with alot of mp4 files downloaded from Youtube. WMP12 plays the files fine thou and I'm positive it's using Microsofts included codecs. My mp4 files are produced with Nero and as I said the same file that currently has a thumbnail will not have a thumbnail if I make a copy of it, so it can't be a problem with the file. Hi guys, I found a solution for this issue on windows 7 64 bits! I'm on the I couldn't get thumbnail preview for my.
MOV or. Sometime I could get one or 2 thumb out of 30 in the folder. MOV, refresh the files several times to be sure, it should be working. Sunday, December 27, PM. Hello there. The same problem with me. Try the following, it worked and showed all the thumbnails.
First open Windows Media Player, then click on files-open. Locate the movies or videos that you want to open. From there, a thumbnails will create. When you open window explorer, all the thumbnails were shown. I hope this help please excuse my poor English!! Thursday, December 31, AM. Thanks for your help and what you said does work but only with individual videos.
I need to view a whole page of videos at once as thumbnails so I can pick out the ones I think I will need to look at. When I use Vista and look at a page of videos the page populates into thumbnails so I can see straight away which videos have changed to look at. Going through each one individually with media player would take an age as there are hundreds at once to look at.
Monday, January 4, PM. Tuesday, January 19, PM. Thanks but I have GB of hard drive space available. Proposed as answer by sorshadragon Tuesday, February 2, AM. Tuesday, February 2, AM. Will this work with Adobe thumbnails? We're using Windows 7 64Bit and didn't have this problem before :- I'll see if I can find the Reg' keys and let you know if I get it working!
Wednesday, March 31, AM. This actually worked for me. You have kept me sane! Friday, April 23, AM. Submit a Tip All tip submissions are carefully reviewed before being published. You Might Also Like How to.
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