Arrows over pictures

Lee14160

Lee14160

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Hi guys,

Looking to find out what the arrows over the pictures mean. Thanks for any help.

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Lee14160 said:
Hi guys,

Looking to find out what the arrows over the pictures mean. Thanks for any help.

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Your screenshot hasn't uploaded correctly. Can you please re-upload it for us?

Tom
 

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Arrows over pictures normally means that it is a shortcut.
A shortcut is a redirection from the icon on the screen to the actual file that is stored in another directory on your Harddrive.
 

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Sorry about the first picture not showing up.

roy69, it doesn't appear to a short cut arrow.
 

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Follow these steps:

1. Open the Start Menu
2. Select Control Panel
3. Click on Programs
4. Click on Default Programs
5. Click on Associate a file type or a protocol with a program

Scroll down the list, and find what the following file extensions are associated with and tell us:

-jpeg
-gif
-png
-bmp

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They are associated with "Windows Photo Gallery."
 

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Lee14160 said:
They are associated with "Windows Photo Gallery."
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Ok, to be honest with you, I don't have any more ideas at the moment.

I will do a bit of research and get back to you if I find anything of use.

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Those checkmarks in the green boxes look like Norton 360
Backup Status Indicators.

If so, they can be eliminated in the Norton settings.
 

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Thanks Ardneh, will look into that possibility.
 

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Just ran into the same problem myself. I recently updated Norton 360 (to version 4.0, I think?). Pictures suddenly had a big green checkmark covering 1/6 of all my pictures. Very annoying. Word icons also had it. Went into Norton backup, clicked backup status overlays and they all went away.
Thanks for the tip.
 

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Lee14160 said:
Hi guys,

Looking to find out what the arrows over the pictures mean. Thanks for any help.

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lcolt1 said:
Just ran into the same problem myself. I recently updated Norton 360 (to version 4.0, I think?). Pictures suddenly had a big green checkmark covering 1/6 of all my pictures. Very annoying. Word icons also had it. Went into Norton backup, clicked backup status overlays and they all went away.
Thanks for the tip.
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Yes, it is the handy work of Norton 360.
Please use this link to fix the problem:
Green Tick or Blue Arrows Icon Overlay Displayed for Files in Windows Explorer - The Winhelponline Blog

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