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use a memory card reader on your PC (it can be your BlackBerry device).
In windows explorer, open the options and select "show hidden files".
In every single folder of the memory card, there may be a file named BBThumbs.dat .
Delete all those .dat files.
when you open the media application, it will start the indexation of all the media files, and recreate a brand new BBThumbs.dat file for each folder and you will be able so see your files.
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In windows explorer, open the options and select "show hidden files".
In every single folder of the memory card, there may be a file named BBThumbs.dat .
Delete all those .dat files.
when you open the media application, it will start the indexation of all the media files, and recreate a brand new BBThumbs.dat file for each folder and you will be able so see your files.
The search box on top-right of this page is your true friend, and the public Knowledge Base too:
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EMFitchett wrote:showing the hidden files and folders, but cannot find any ".dat" files anywhere or BBThumbs" for that matter, to delete. Did a search but nothing.
On your Media Card... look in the Pictures folder... each folder will have the bbthumb.dat file
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