Windows 10: thumbnail pictures doesnt show

i have a questtion: my laptop with window 11 doesn't show a image review thumbnail with file RAW sony A7c2. I already installed "Raw image extention" but it only able to open a file, but whole thumbnail is blank. after i open thumbnail, i can see only that picture thumbnail in whole folder. Very very annoy. Can someone help me fix that things

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Photo thumbnail picture

Hi

File Explorer>Pictures>Open Pictures.

If Your Photos come up as just a List and don't show up as Thumbnails, look at the Two Small Icons at the Bottom Right of the Screen and 'Toggle' between them.

The first one gives you a List View and the other one gives you a Thumbnail View.

Or you could Click: View at the Top of the Screen and then you Can not only see your Photos as Thumbnails but you can also choose the Size.

 

Thumbnails do not show for pictures

I did everything up to step 5.

At step 6. I typed Edit Group Policy in the search window and nothing happened.

No User Configuration option showed in fact no options appeared.

I get a list of 'best matches'. One says 'Edit Group Policy' referring to the control panel. When I click on it I get a 'Can't find' message. Please help. This is frustrating.

The system runs fine for a few hours but then suddenly when I open a new folder in file explorer I get a never completing green progress bar in the address window and instead of thumbnails I get icons. In order to get things back to normal I have to restart
the whole system.

That works for few hours and then the problem starts up all over again.

Again, Please HELP.

 

thumbnail pictures to show what is in the file

Hi Jane,

I am Sumit here to assist you with this question.

Your pictures are downloading but thumbnails are not showing somehow.

Can you try the steps listed here:

https://www.windowscentral.com/how-reset-thumbn...

Keep us posted.

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