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Windows Forum / Windows XP / Photos / November 2004Problem saving as a .jpg
I have had this problem since re-installing XP Pro. It is the same as the ones already posted. I had followed the knowledge base articles related to this and clearing my temporary internet files does work...for a while. However, I have to keep clearing this every few minutes. I am a little afraid that this is jsut something I have to live with. I have no script errors or unknown objects installed and have manually cleared the cache as per article 810978. Is there a permenant fix for this? This is not a perfect solution, but at least you can automate this delete. Instead of clicking on Delete files, click on the Advanced tab of that window. Scroll down to find Security and check the box "Delete....when closing browser". Also check the amount of space allocated for your temporary files. Click on the Settings button next to the Delete files button and see what you have. Try allocating about 1200 MB and see if this will help. > I have had this problem since re-installing XP Pro. It is the same as the > ones already posted. I had followed the knowledge base articles related to [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > errors or unknown objects installed and have manually cleared the cache as > per article 810978. Is there a permenant fix for this? I have 2481MB set for the Temp files, I did change the setting as you sugested, though. Thanks > This is not a perfect solution, but at least you can automate this delete. > Instead of clicking on Delete files, click on the Advanced tab of that [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] > > errors or unknown objects installed and have manually cleared the cache as > > per article 810978. Is there a permenant fix for this? If you have 2481 MB set for temp files, I don't understand why you are running out of space.This is twice what I would suggest. Let us know what happens with the new settings. There is no reason for you to run out of space and have to delete your temporary files as you are on the Internet. Let us know if the new settings work. If not we have to start again to find a solution. > I have 2481MB set for the Temp files, I did change the setting as you > sugested, though. [quoted text clipped - 15 lines] > > > errors or unknown objects installed and have manually cleared the cache as > > > per article 810978. Is there a permenant fix for this? He's cache is too large. There are two limits. Number of files (hard coded) and amount of space.The cache cleanup (removing oldest entries to allow new entries) only runs when the size of files exceeds the space limit. Either reduce the size of the cache, clear it manually when full, or download bigger, on average, files. 1 & 2 are the most sensible. In simple terms the index.dat is full. MS has, at last, decided to fix sometime in the future. The reason that it can save as a bmp is because that's what windows uses internally (everything you see on a screen is a bmp - it can't find the file in the cache but can use the bitmap it made of the jpeg/gif/png to show you the picture. )  Signature---------------------------------------------------------- http://www.uscricket.com > If you have 2481 MB set for temp files, I don't understand why you are > running out of space.This is twice what I would suggest. Let us know what [quoted text clipped - 29 lines] > cache as >> > > per article 810978. Is there a permenant fix for this? I tried the cache at 1.0 GB and 2.0 GB and I the issue remains. In addition, after manually clearing the cache, I can save as .jpg for a time, then it reverts to the .bmp default without much consistency but definitely before 1 GB of browsing. I don't know if this has a bearing or not, but at the same time this issue occurred, something else happened: the back button will reload the page - every time. I have changed the "check for newer versions of stored pages" options to every setting (don't know if that matters) but without a fix. It is currently "every time I start Win Exp". I dont know if they are related. > He's cache is too large. There are two limits. Number of files (hard coded) and amount of space.The cache cleanup (removing oldest entries to allow new entries) only runs when the size of files exceeds the space limit. > [quoted text clipped - 34 lines] > > cache as > >> > > per article 810978. Is there a permenant fix for this? Once the index.dat is full no new pages are cached. 1gig is far too big. Try 20 MEG Signature---------------------------------------------------------- http://www.uscricket.com >I tried the cache at 1.0 GB and 2.0 GB and I the issue remains. In addition, > after manually clearing the cache, I can save as .jpg for a time, then it [quoted text clipped - 44 lines] >> > cache as >> >> > > per article 810978. Is there a permenant fix for this? David, You are a gentleman and a scholar. I changed the settings to 20 MB and the problem is cured. This may be the issue with some other users as when XP was installed, the default cache setting was over 2GB. Thanks a million! Mark > Once the index.dat is full no new pages are cached. 1gig is far too big. Try 20 MEG > [quoted text clipped - 46 lines] > >> > cache as > >> >> > > per article 810978. Is there a permenant fix for this? It was designed to work on 500 meg hard disks. Hardware change is accelerating. Signature---------------------------------------------------------- http://www.uscricket.com > David, > [quoted text clipped - 55 lines] >> >> > cache as >> >> >> > > per article 810978. Is there a permenant fix for this? Try upping the size in 20 meg increments. You want the cache to be at least the size of the biggest file you download so if the download fails it can restart the download from the cache. Or just up the cache those times you download a big file (like a service pack). Signature---------------------------------------------------------- http://www.uscricket.com > David, > [quoted text clipped - 55 lines] >> >> > cache as >> >> >> > > per article 810978. Is there a permenant fix for this? I will do that until I hit my limit and I revert back. Yhanks again! mark > Try upping the size in 20 meg increments. You want the cache to be at least the size of the biggest file you download so if the download fails it can restart the download from the cache. Or just up the cache those times you download a big file (like a service pack). > [quoted text clipped - 57 lines] > >> >> > cache as > >> >> >> > > per article 810978. Is there a permenant fix for this? |
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