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Batch script which will process opened file.ġ) First decompress ImageMagick to c:\apps\ImageMagick-7.0.10-1-portable-Q16-圆4Ģ) Create batch script c:\apps\gfxopen.bat: offĬ:\Apps\ImageMagick-7.0.10-1-portable-Q16-圆4\convert.exe %1 -strip c:\temp\temp12345file.jpg.

If You want this fully automatic You need 3 things: Some people adviced something related to changeing default profiles in Your screen configuration, but I have it set to my Monitor type so I don't want to mess with that settings. Just set it as default graphics files program. If You have to open that files directly from Outlook I'd recommend for example IrfanView which does not have problem with opening that files. Might be also used relative path like -path OUTPUT_DIR if You want them in subfolder. Mogrify.exe -format jpg -verbose -path C:\OUTPUT_DIR -strip *.jpg So if You want make that all images again accessible just run batch on them: strip - strip image of all profiles and comments

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I've discovered that when I run convert BADFILE.jpg -strip GOODFILE.jpg command on that file it opens on Windows 7 Photo Viewer without any problem. This is maybe not solution for Opening it right from Outlook but You can fix that files in source. It can be verified with ImageMagick identify -verbose command. This issue in my case is related to included Profile-icc in that JPG file.

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I dig this issue because I had similar problem with photos exported from Android Send Reduced Free application. The new Microsoft Photos app is absolutely terrible and I will avoid it at all costs.

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Specs: I'm running Windows 10 v1909 Build 18363.535 on a Lenovo P50 laptop with 32GB memory, 500GB storage (currently 192GB free), Intel Core i7-6700HQ. Had plenty of spare space anyway but nothing changed. I've tried the resolution in the post (moving it to different monitors powered by different video card) and nothing changed.ĭisk clean up. I have 2 video cards built in: standard Intel(R) HD Graphics 530 and an Nvidia Quadro M1000M.I've seen this post: Windows Photo Viewer needs more ram? This didn't work because when I get to colour management, I have no profiles set up so I can't delete.My laptop has 32GB of RAM, and currently using 8GB of that according to task manager.The image is 200KB in size, res of 1428x2000.Any image I've tried to open results in this error.The new JPG also displays the same message. I opened with Photoshop, that worked fine.

I saved to desktop, tried to open, same issue. I restarted and tried to open the image again but no luck.

I've always used photo viewer on this laptop and not had an issue before.

Close some programs that you aren't using or free some hard disk space (if it's almost full) and then try again." "Windows Photo Viewer can't display this picture because there might not be enough memory available on your computer. I was sent an image on email, opened the email in Outlook (Office 365 version) and double clicked image to open.

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I still get the same error when using the TV though.Īnd in case it matters, I'm running 64 bit Windows 7 on a Samsung RC512 with 6G of ram and a NVIDIA GeForce GT 525M.Just got a weird error. The only other thing that might be relevant is, I do frequently plug the HDMI output into my TV, during which it switches to just a solo monitor output to the TV. (is this really just more of a bug?) I saw some "solutions" regarding settings in color management, but none of them worked.

Close some programs that you aren't using or free some hard disk space (if it's almost full), and then try again."įirst off, I have never been even close to low on ram or disk space at any point I have tried to view an image, and in the past I could be running SolidWorks with huge assemblies open, and I could have large images open in viewer without a problem. When I double click on an image, Photo Viewer pops up with the following message: All of the sudden, I cannot view any (and I've tried many) images using Windows Photo Viewer.