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How to delete Thumb.db hidden files?



 
 
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Old January 7th 04, 11:40 AM
John
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Default How to delete Thumb.db hidden files?

1. Go into Windows Explorer.
2. From the "Tools" menu, click "Folder Options".
3. Click the "View" tab.
4. Put a checkmark in "Do not cache thumbnails."
5. Click "OK".

These steps won't remove the current thumbs.db files from
your system, but they will prevent new ones from
appearing.

Use this command in the parent folder to remove all
Thumbs.db files.

del /s /ah Thumbs.db

John

-----Original Message-----
I would like to know how to delete Thumb.db hidden

files. I have many
picture directories and everyone contains this thumb

nail database. When I
backup to CD then all these files are there too which

take several Mb of
space. I have to manually delete each file, which takes

very long time and
usually the program crushes before I am finished.

Is it possible to make it happen that you can search for

these files (shoe
hidden does not work) and delete them in bulk?

What about del C:\Thumb.db /s/h in *.bat file (I forgot

the syntax)

I would appreciate your help.

Jan


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