In reviewing our virtual desktop user profiles, we are finding a new cache of files that we need to manage and delete due to our roaming profile performance. In \AppData\LocalLow\Adobe\Acrobat\DC\ConnectorIcons, we have a stash of "thumbnail" bmp files that are averaging 81kb each. It appears that these files are not being managed/deleted in a timely manner. How do we do that automatically versus manually deleting them?
Apparently not a lot of users have or are experiencing this.
I am surprised to see that about a year later it is still happening.
What happens if the you disable Thumbnail Preview in Windows Explorer, amd also disable the following:
These are the only two ideas that I can think off, aside from messing around with registry hives.
Thanks for the reply, appreciated. We don't have that tick box enabled or really use IE11. However, starting with the ideas from the above script I did some more research/experimenting with powershell and successfully used the following to clear the contents (only) of the ConnectorIcons folder from all user profiles, freeing almost 20Gb of space.
Get-ChildItem C:\Users |%{Remove-Item -Path "C:\Users\$_\AppData\LocalLow\Adobe\Acrobat\DC\ConnectorIcons\*" -Force -Recurse}
The above example removes from all user profiles with the $_ entry and takes some time. I'd say test first with a single profile (TESTUSER) in my example and check the results first. Cheers, David.
Get-ChildItem C:\Users |%{Remove-Item -Path "C:\Users\TESTUSER\AppData\LocalLow\Adobe\Acrobat\DC\ConnectorIcons\*" -Force -Recurse}
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