Yes, I told a friend my dilemma and he found a fix just after I posted this! Here's what you do, go to run and input this command:
regsvr32 shmedia.dll
It will re-enable thumbnail loading. I hope the myriad of other people who have had this exact same problem and received no help find this and read it.
Windows xp SP3. I have a bunch of short video clips in various formats such as avi, wmv, and mpeg. Now before I installed and uninstalled this video converting software, I could see the thumbnail for the files in thumbnail view. After I uninstalled it, it reset all the file associations for video files. I reapplied them to media player, but now no matter what I do thumbnails will not load for any of them. I defragged, restarted, did system restore, nothing. Please help me before I go insane.
Oh yea I've already tried deleting the thumbnail file that's hidden. Instead, no new thumbnail file is ever generated.
regsvr32 shmedia.dll
It will re-enable thumbnail loading. I hope the myriad of other people who have had this exact same problem and received no help find this and read it.
Windows xp SP3. I have a bunch of short video clips in various formats such as avi, wmv, and mpeg. Now before I installed and uninstalled this video converting software, I could see the thumbnail for the files in thumbnail view. After I uninstalled it, it reset all the file associations for video files. I reapplied them to media player, but now no matter what I do thumbnails will not load for any of them. I defragged, restarted, did system restore, nothing. Please help me before I go insane.
Oh yea I've already tried deleting the thumbnail file that's hidden. Instead, no new thumbnail file is ever generated.
This post has been edited by solaris32: 10 October 2009 - 04:17 AM

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