Hi everyone,
I have recently installed Windows 8 (RTM) and noticed that it generates thumbnail cache files locally ("Thumbs.db" file created in the local folder, as it used to be with Windows XP) instead of keeping the thumbnail caching features centralized as was the
case with Windows Vista/7 (e.g. in the %LocalAppData%MicrosoftWindowsExplorer folder for Windows 7).
Is there any way to change the thumbnail caching feature backed to a centralized fashion (e.g. by keeping some thumbcache*.db files somewhere in the user folder)? Some registry values
changes, maybe?
Just a couple of things: I am talking about a LOCAL folder (no network share with write access) and I do not want to disable thumbnail caching or to hide system files as some people might suggest.
Regards,
Emmanuel
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I have recently installed Windows 8 (RTM) and noticed that it generates thumbnail cache files locally ("Thumbs.db" file created in the local folder, as it used to be with Windows XP) instead of keeping the thumbnail caching features centralized as was the
case with Windows Vista/7 (e.g. in the %LocalAppData%MicrosoftWindowsExplorer folder for Windows 7).
Is there any way to change the thumbnail caching feature backed to a centralized fashion (e.g. by keeping some thumbcache*.db files somewhere in the user folder)? Some registry values
changes, maybe?
Just a couple of things: I am talking about a LOCAL folder (no network share with write access) and I do not want to disable thumbnail caching or to hide system files as some people might suggest.
Regards,
Emmanuel
View the full article