How can I pull up EVERY single image stored on my computer?

Question

I have saved pictures on my computer that I cant find. They are not in my shared or my pictures folders (where I usually save images).

i WANT TO PULL UP EVERY SINGLE IMAGE STORED.

So many need to be deleted. Does anyone know how I can do this?

Answer 1

I use a program called thumbs plus. You can install it and it will search your computer for every picture, video, font and document you want it to find. You can also configure it to only search for certain file types.

http://www.cerious.com/download.shtml

Answer 2

Pull Up Pictures

Answer 3

If you are using Windows XP it is pretty easy.

Go to your start menu
Click on search
Choose pictures, music or video
click pictures and photo's
Then click on 'search'

and a BIG list will show up

If you are not using XP then things get somewhat more complicated

Answer 4

You can do what is called a wild card search. Open your search and type *.jpg or *.bmp or whatever file extension you are looking for. The asterisk is called a wildcard and will list all files of that type. Dont crap when you see them all! You will find images you never new you had!

Answer 5

Install Google's Picasa or Nero's Scout -- let these programs index your hard drive. They will return thumbnails with the image location.

Answer 6

You can try "Start" > "Search" > "Pictures & Photos"

Or if you have some type of photo managing software (like Microsoft Office Picture Manager or something that came with a digital camera), you can have it scan your entire disk and find all the photos that way.

Answer 7

this is exactly what google picasa was created for. in fact it defaults at that.

http://picasa.google.com/

but it won't bring up system images such as folders etc. just the images you put on there.

Answer 8

Maybe search for certin file types?

Answer 9

Fill tub with water.

Hold computer over tub.

Tell it to show all images, or it will be replaced.
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Answer 10

So then just go to your "search" window and search for all "image files"

Or you can just run a general search and type in " *.jpg, *.png, *.bmp, *.gif, *.jpeg "