Detailed Information about thumbs.db and how to steps to get rid of it.
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Browse All TopicsHave windows xp and photoshop cs3. Just noticed Thumbs.bd in photoshop bridge. Never seen it before. Don't know how it got there. What should I do with it?
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Detailed Information about thumbs.db and how to steps to get rid of it.
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nothing....in Windows Explorer, there is a feature to view your pictures in thumbnails, when you choose this option, windows creates this thumbs.db file which stores the cache for these generated thumbnails.
once deleted, windows has to regenerate the thumbnails and another thumbs.db will be created, that's all :)
if you dont want to see it, make sure Hide Hidden Files and Hide Protected System Files are checked under Windows Explorer>Tools>Folder Options>View
>> So are you saying that some how I view this folder with windows explorer?
yes exactly! :)
>> not worry about it?
not at all......its a harmless system file....which should be hidden by default, may be Adobe bridge is showing you the hidden file or your Hide System Files option is disabled in windows explorer options.
as SheharyaarSaahil said, you might have opened windows explorer to reach a folder which has thumbnail mode on.
If you only use bridge then you can disable thumbnail catching by the control panel because Bridge can display thumbnails without windows thumbnail catching.
you can safely delete all thumbs.db files. and if you disable it from control panel, you can be sure that you wont see thumbs.db files again.
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