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Cannot generate thumbnail

Postby Josuah » 22 Jan 2016, 20:38

Hello everyone, i have a galaxy grand dous, and i mistakely removed the SD card without unmounting it. Now all the pics wont display. On pc, it shows "cannot generate thumbnail/file too large to display". Any idea from the forum plsss. Before i finally give up
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Re: Cannot generate thumbnail

Postby nakitakona » 23 Jan 2016, 00:04

There are two issues concerning your problem as far as I am concern. In the first place, your SD has been infected by virus and second your PC has no apps or program that could display the thumbnail format of your pictures. Usually it the picture editor or built-in program to read images/pictures from your computer or from your USB or memory card.

By the way, you said the size of your picture is too large to display, it is because the virus has added more characters or whatever so that it could be difficult to read or open and display its thumbnail.
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Re: Cannot generate thumbnail

Postby oldbuddy » 23 Jan 2016, 22:18

See if this video can help you out: http://www.bing.com/videos/search?q=can ... FORM=VIRE2
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Re: Cannot generate thumbnail

Postby tomford » 26 Jan 2016, 10:15

i'm not sure what your issues exactly are but you can always run a virus scan on the sd card and your pc. you should go download malwarebytes from a free source like bleeping computer.com or anywhere else thats safe. do a full scan on your pc and card.
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