Thumbs?

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Newsy

Hi all,

I have just noticed that something has been leaving a "thumbs" file in many
of my nfolders on my server. Does anyone know what program would do that?
Is it spyware?.

When I click on the file it says it is a .db file of unspecific origin. All
our virus checkers are up to date, and I have checked each machine with the
latest version of Spysweeper as well.

Any thooughts?

Rod
 
T

Turan Fettahoglu

I have just noticed that something has been leaving a "thumbs" file in
many
of my nfolders on my server. Does anyone know what program would do that?
Is it spyware?.

It is a Windows system file. To my knowledge it is used to store the way
you want to see the files in the Windows Explorer (detail, tiles, mini...)

HTH
Turan
 
N

Newsy

Turan Fettahoglu said:
It is a Windows system file. To my knowledge it is used to store the way
you want to see the files in the Windows Explorer (detail, tiles, mini...)

HTH
Turan

Thanks,
Just discussed with my son, and evidently it is a file Photoshop leaves when
he searches for files.
You learn something every day ...

Rod
 
G

Geese_Hunter

Thanks,
Just discussed with my son, and evidently it is a file Photoshop leaves when
he searches for files.
You learn something every day ...

Rod
Actually it's a Windows file, not Photoshop, when you change the view
properties to thumbnail.
 
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Gabriele Neukam

On that special day, Newsy, ([email protected]) said...
I have just noticed that something has been leaving a "thumbs" file in many
of my nfolders on my server. Does anyone know what program would do that?

Any picture viewer can do that, to avoid re-reading and compressing the
icon-sized graphics files, each time you open that specific directory.
I've got them, too, and even several from different viewers (one is
Paint Shop Pro, the other one Thumbs Plus)


Gabriele Neukam

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