Use Group Policy to easily turn off Win2003 thumbnail function

The Win2003 system has a thumbnail view function. In order to speed up the thumbnail display speed of those cumbersome browsing, the system will cache these images so that the information in the cache can be directly read when the next time is opened, thereby achieving the purpose of quick display. If we don't want the system to cache, we need to turn off the function of this thumbnail.

Close thumbnail function method:

1. Start - enter gpedit.msc in the run; open “ group policy - local computer policy - user configuration - management template - windows component - Windows Explorer has a cache of closed thumbnails on the right side. (If your system is streamlined, you may not have this).

2. Open “My Computer”-“Tools”-“Folder Options>, switch to “View“ in the “Folder Options” Label, in the “Do not cache thumbnails” checkbox before “√”, then click the “OK” button to exit.

Tips given by Microsoft, so this feature must be turned off on the server:

This setting controls whether the thumbnail view is cached.

If this setting is enabled, the thumbnail view will not be cached.

If this setting is disabled or not configured, the thumbnail view will be cached.

If it's a shared corporate workstation or computer that's critical to security, you must enable this setting to turn off the thumbnail view cache, because the thumbnail cache can be read by anyone, which needs to cause us Attention. The above is the way to turn off the thumbnail function, have you learned?