EPUB, MOBI, CHM, AZW3, DJVU thumbnail cover view in Windows Explorer. Ghost opened this Issue Dec 6, 2015 1 comment.
Since I have upgraded to Windows 10, from Windows 8, I have lost the ability to preview the thumbnails when looking up files in File Explorer. I can see photo thumbnails just fine. However, I no longer can see the SoildWorks thumbnails I was able to see using Windows 8. I have made sure that the items in the Folder Options/View are properly checked, or in this case, unchecked.
I have also setup the options in SoildWorks to 'View thumbnails in Windows File Explorer' is checked. Being unable to see the parts is slowing my file retrieval time considerably. Undangan pernikahan unik cdr websites.
Any help would be greatly appreciated. However, on my laptop, I'm running the same version of SolidWorks, and Windows 10. I can see the thumbnails just fine.
That, Sir, is an important piece of information!:) Are both machines the same architecture? Clean install? Have you tried to search for SolidWorks specific help? If your up for a little registry detective work, follow the file extension. Here's an old post of mine that outlines finding the thumbnail handler for a file: In your case you would want to copy the CLSID shown for your file's handler from the right-hand pane and then copy it into the search dialog (Ctrl+F, search in keys ) search for that in the registry to see it's associated info under HKCR Classes and elsewhere. Comparing the entries in the two registries (export changing file type to text gives a more human friendly view for comparison). Good Luck, Keith.
Hi Keith, Sorry it has taken so long to reply. Swamped with other projects. I'm not too comfortable with messing around with the registries. However, with the right instructions, I'm sure I can get through it. Both of the computers are 64 bit systems. The laptop had been in use for a couple of years. The desktop had only been in use for about a day when I upgraded to Windows 10.
I upgraded my laptop within a day or so of upgrading the desktop. The laptop fell right into place. Wasn't that lucky with the desktop. At first, I couldn't see any thumbnails on the desktop.
After doing the normal setup items, such as the file explorer options, I was able to see photos (i.e., jpg, tiff, etc.). In regards to the software programs (i.e., AutoCAD, SolidWorks, Adobe Acrobat X, etc.) are the same versions on both computers. They are older versions, and have been upgraded to include the same patch files, etc.
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General Discussion Hi all I need some help. Just of late im having a little problem with Select a file to Preview pane in Open ( when opening a file with another program other than windows) I want to close this as i dont need the preview pane, especially in open Normal windows are fine and the option to turn.
General Discussion I recently found I could not rename an MS Word file selected in Windows Explorer while the Preview Pane was 'on'. Apparently, Windows opens a Winword process to display the file and Windows considers the file 'open'. With Preview Pane 'off', the Winword process quits and the file can then be.
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EPUB, MOBI, CHM, AZW3, DJVU thumbnail cover view in Windows Explorer. Ghost opened this Issue Dec 6, 2015 1 comment.
Since I have upgraded to Windows 10, from Windows 8, I have lost the ability to preview the thumbnails when looking up files in File Explorer. I can see photo thumbnails just fine. However, I no longer can see the SoildWorks thumbnails I was able to see using Windows 8. I have made sure that the items in the Folder Options/View are properly checked, or in this case, unchecked.
I have also setup the options in SoildWorks to 'View thumbnails in Windows File Explorer' is checked. Being unable to see the parts is slowing my file retrieval time considerably. Undangan pernikahan unik cdr websites.
Any help would be greatly appreciated. However, on my laptop, I'm running the same version of SolidWorks, and Windows 10. I can see the thumbnails just fine.
That, Sir, is an important piece of information!:) Are both machines the same architecture? Clean install? Have you tried to search for SolidWorks specific help? If your up for a little registry detective work, follow the file extension. Here's an old post of mine that outlines finding the thumbnail handler for a file: In your case you would want to copy the CLSID shown for your file's handler from the right-hand pane and then copy it into the search dialog (Ctrl+F, search in keys ) search for that in the registry to see it's associated info under HKCR Classes and elsewhere. Comparing the entries in the two registries (export changing file type to text gives a more human friendly view for comparison). Good Luck, Keith.
Hi Keith, Sorry it has taken so long to reply. Swamped with other projects. I'm not too comfortable with messing around with the registries. However, with the right instructions, I'm sure I can get through it. Both of the computers are 64 bit systems. The laptop had been in use for a couple of years. The desktop had only been in use for about a day when I upgraded to Windows 10.
I upgraded my laptop within a day or so of upgrading the desktop. The laptop fell right into place. Wasn't that lucky with the desktop. At first, I couldn't see any thumbnails on the desktop.
After doing the normal setup items, such as the file explorer options, I was able to see photos (i.e., jpg, tiff, etc.). In regards to the software programs (i.e., AutoCAD, SolidWorks, Adobe Acrobat X, etc.) are the same versions on both computers. They are older versions, and have been upgraded to include the same patch files, etc.
Similar help and support threads Thread Forum I have tried the solutions offered here. PDF, ppt, and image files will preview, but for MS Word or Wordperfect files a message appears in the preview pane that says 'This file can't be previewed.' Performance & Maintenance So ya know in Windows Explorer, there's that Preview pane that's really handy for showing a really big version of a jpg thumbnail, right? I find though if I happen to click on an html file - say, to delete it - it takes a while to load the Preview before I can do anything - such as delete it. General Discussion it seems i can view all files in the preview pane except microsoft office files. I know it used to work before but not sure if that was before windows 7. The preview pain shows a no preview available message and i have the show preview handlers box checked in the folder options, view, advanced.
General Discussion Hi all I need some help. Just of late im having a little problem with Select a file to Preview pane in Open ( when opening a file with another program other than windows) I want to close this as i dont need the preview pane, especially in open Normal windows are fine and the option to turn.
General Discussion I recently found I could not rename an MS Word file selected in Windows Explorer while the Preview Pane was 'on'. Apparently, Windows opens a Winword process to display the file and Windows considers the file 'open'. With Preview Pane 'off', the Winword process quits and the file can then be.
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