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This post will help you if Thumbnail Previews are not showing in Windows File Explorer. Learn how to enable or disable Thumbnails in Windows 10/8/7. Thumbnails not showing up is the most commonly experiencing issues among all Windows users and including Windows 10. We already covered this topic for Windows 7/8/8.1 systems. If you are experiencing the thumbnails not showing in windows 10 too, any one of the following five methods could fix the problem.
Michael Vincenty wrote:Tried the suggestion of the edge and this did not work.These were in place upgrades. Researched any known issues prior to the upgrade with the adobe suite and we found that that a windows update needed to be installed or else the apps would not open. We did that and we have not run into any issues with the applications crashing or anything.But now the preview pane does not work for pdf files. However he is able to preview them with adobe bridge. It seems to be an issue with windows 10 so far as anyone who is on 10 is experiencing the issue including myself.Might be an unreported bug with upgrading, then.
Thumbnails Not Displaying Windows 10
Try reinstalling CC. If that doesn't help, a fresh OS install may be in order.But first, under the default apps page, click the 'reset' button. This will set everything to default. May or may not work.Eoto wrote:The only issue we see is when it is in preview, it locks the file.That's because the file is still counted as 'open'. That's not a Windows 10 thing, it's a preview pane thing. Michael Vincenty wrote:Big Green Man wrote:Is Acrobat set as the default PDF viewer?
Settings - System - Default Apps - Choose default apps by file typeI don't think the preview pane works for PDFs if Edge is the default.Yes. Also in Adobe the Program is set to be the default PDF handler.Change it to Edge and try, then change it back to Acrobat and try again.Also, I removed the part in my first post about it not working with Edge. I thought that was the case, but I just tested, and it worked. Tried the suggestion of the edge and this did not work.These were in place upgrades.
Researched any known issues prior to the upgrade with the adobe suite and we found that that a windows update needed to be installed or else the apps would not open. We did that and we have not run into any issues with the applications crashing or anything.But now the preview pane does not work for pdf files. However he is able to preview them with adobe bridge. It seems to be an issue with windows 10 so far as anyone who is on 10 is experiencing the issue including myself. Michael Vincenty wrote:Tried the suggestion of the edge and this did not work.These were in place upgrades. Researched any known issues prior to the upgrade with the adobe suite and we found that that a windows update needed to be installed or else the apps would not open.
We did that and we have not run into any issues with the applications crashing or anything.But now the preview pane does not work for pdf files. However he is able to preview them with adobe bridge. It seems to be an issue with windows 10 so far as anyone who is on 10 is experiencing the issue including myself.Might be an unreported bug with upgrading, then. Try reinstalling CC. If that doesn't help, a fresh OS install may be in order.But first, under the default apps page, click the 'reset' button. This will set everything to default.
May or may not work.Eoto wrote:The only issue we see is when it is in preview, it locks the file.That's because the file is still counted as 'open'. That's not a Windows 10 thing, it's a preview pane thing. Pedro3332 wrote:Have you REMOVED all PDF software from your system first and then only install the FREE adobe PDF from adobe direct?That should then allow your system to not get criss/crossed up and fall to only one PDF to work. After that is done successfully, then try adding your version of PDF back and see if that solves the issue.Which in your case is the CC version, right?Yes Adobe Acrobat DC from CC is the one he is currently using.If you have Reader DC installed then the preview works fine as long as reader DC is the default. But that would honestly be an inconvenience to the users since they work mostly in Acrobat to build PDF not reader.. Michael Vincenty wrote:Pedro3332 wrote:Have you REMOVED all PDF software from your system first and then only install the FREE adobe PDF from adobe direct?That should then allow your system to not get criss/crossed up and fall to only one PDF to work.
After that is done successfully, then try adding your version of PDF back and see if that solves the issue.Which in your case is the CC version, right?Yes Adobe Acrobat DC from CC is the one he is currently using.If you have Reader DC installed then the preview works fine as long as reader DC is the default. But that would honestly be an inconvenience to the users since they work mostly in Acrobat to build PDF not reader.Are you actually saying a 'FIX' would be an inconvenience to the users, yet an OS and CC re-install wouldn't??
Windows 10 Not Showing All Pdf Thumbnails
Adobe is weird how they always fight with each other of their products for domination. Things can get messed up quickly with them, if you're not careful. And when you upgrade to 10, software routes at times gets a tad messed up. Not just with Adobe, but other default software as well.You can be using CC now and then you get an update for DC and suddenly DC may now be the default, even after it's fixed. I have found that doing a removal of all of them and fresh re-install of the main one, one would want, then forces that to be written correctly into windows 10, and allows the flexibility for changes, say via right clicking and selecting, to actually take hold and work. And then do the DC one if need be and same thing.Seems that Adobe likens itself to be default with the latest installed. Which is why, if DC is needed, I alluded to re-installing that one first and the main one last before.You're now not dependent just on the old windows hold-overs upgraded.Edited Jul 12, 2016 at 17:56 UTC.