Why isn't it feasible to reset the archive attribute? From an admin cmd session, could run attrib -a *.whatever on all files in fell
swoops? Couldn't it also be a matter of resetting the folder option that says to not generate thumbnails on one computer (which
could be set on one but unset on another)? Or, a group policy or security setting that prohibits the data exchange of that across a
network, since it would be more or less universally viewable?
"Stoo" <> wrote in message news:bef355e4-5fd7-43ac-8156-...
> Have a problem with Windows Vista Home Premium and jpg file
> thumbnails.
>
> The scenario is - I have two laptops, one running Service Pack 1, and
> one running Service Pack 2.
>
> When browsing folders on the network from the laptop with SP1, all
> thumbnails are generated and displayed with no problems.
>
> When browsing with the laptop running SP2, the thumbnails start
> generating, then disappear, leaving just the default 'jpg' icon.
>
> Have found various forum posts relating to this issue and unchecking
> the archive flag of individual files then gives a thumbnail, but it
> doesn't work when selecting multiple files, so is not feasible to
> change each file.
>
> Have also disabled, rebooted, enabled, rebooted the thumbnail view on
> the problematic laptop.
>
> Any ideas please?
>
> Thanks.
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