Hi, Marcia,
Yes.
You're simply clearing and resetting the thumbnail cache which at times may be corrupted causing thumbnails not being properly displayed.
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In Disk Cleanup, should I delete Thumbnails?
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Hi, Marcia,
Yes.
You're simply clearing and resetting the thumbnail cache which at times may be corrupted causing thumbnails not being properly displayed.
Hi Marcia
The correct way to run disk cleanup is explained below, you need to run it twice and yes, delete everything suggested by Disk Cleanup:
Open File Explorer
Click on your hard drive
On the Manage Tab, click Cleanup
Let Disk Cleanup do its initial scan
Select Everything in the list and choose Delete
Start Disk Cleanup again
Let Disk Cleanup do its initial scan
This time in the resulting dialog, click 'Cleanup System Files'
Let Disk Cleanup run another scan
Select Everything in the list and choose Delete
Hi,
Yes, you should. That's basically a cache of thumbnails of Images.
Refreshing aint a bad idea.
Hello,
Of course, you can. It is just cache of thumbnails not actual thumbnails. If thumbnails not displaying, usually we recommend to delete this thumbnail cache.
Regards.