Windows 10: Blurry Folder icons depsite multiple icon cache and thumbnail deletion and rebuild.

I have done multiple times of these below and it still cannot fix them.- Delete Thumbnail and Icon Cache and Rebuild them = still blurry- DDU Nvidia Driver and install multiple version = no change- Used onboard Intel Graphic and dedicated ASUS RTX 2060 EVO = same too, also on 2 sets of DP and 2 sets of HDMI- Used 2 Monitor , u3219Q and U323Qe from Dell , a 4k resolution monitor.It was not blurry when I first open the folder right after i turn on pc. It will be pixelated and blurry when I hover over them, click them, go back and forth between folders. And each time I Restart Explorer, it will s

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How to Rebuild Icon Cache, Clear Thumbnail cache in Windows 10

Hi,

I am facing problem as the Progress Bar keep running (green) after the optional windows update of KB455094 though I have deleted it but the problem remain same. Even Explorer can not be open unless I reboot computer whenever I have to access folders in Explorer.

Therefore, I thought How to Rebuild Icon Cache, Clear Thumbnail cache in Windows 10, may be that can solve the problem. Because Desktop Icon mostly get white (no image) Jpeg or SVG file no thumbnail.

So, question is,

Is it safe and how to Rebuild Icon Cache, Clear Thumbnail cache in Windows 10?

Thank you very much in advance.

 

Safe way to rebuild icon cache in windows 8.1?

Hi people, I've noticed the Task Scheduler icon on my desktop is "low quality"



Now I found this on the internet: http://www.thewindowsclub.com/rebuild-the-icon-cache-windows

How to purge and rebuild the icon cache I would have to go to C:\Users\Username\AppData\Local folder and delete the hidden IconCache.db file.

Is this safe to do this?
I don't want to mess up my system.

Anyone tried this before on windows 8.1?

Thanks!

 

Thumbnail cache and icon cache rebuilding after a feature update?

I was curious about the thumbnail cache and icon cache. Do these rebuild themselves after a feature update? I have a small issue with some icons. It so insignificant that I won’t bother manually rebuilding the icon cache but just wondered if a feature update forces something like this seeing as it already returns some windows 10 settings to default (such as system restore being off by default)

thanks
Wayne