We should mention that you will have to rebuild the thumbnail cache once after applying this fix. Once this task is no longer running, your thumbnail cache, once built, will not be deleted. Open the Windows Registry and navigate to the following location HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\VolumeCaches\Thumbnail Cacheĭouble-click the Autorun DWORD value and set its value to 0.Īutomatic Maintenance will run like it always does but the SilentCleanup task will not. To disable the SilentCleanup task, you have to edit the Windows registry. In theory, you could stop Automatic Maintenance from running but it’s a necessary process that needs to run on your system so disabling it isn’t a viable solution. You need to stop this task from running in order to eliminate the problem. Fix Thumbnail Cache DeletingĪ task in Automatic Maintenance called SilentCleanup is what’s causing the thumbnails to disappear each time you boot. There’s a bug in the Fall Creators Update that results in the thumbnail cache deleting after a restart, or a shut down. Long after you’ve updated to a newer version of the OS, these pesky little things continue to mar your experience and everyday workflow. The only difference is no one likes them and they aren’t added on purpose. Windows 10 and the bugs that come with its updates are like Easter eggs in a Marvel movie.
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