Can't view photos in Windows Media Centre of Vista Ultimate

This is as strange as it sounds, I am just not able to view my jpeg-photos in
Windows Media Centre. I have Windows Vista Ultimate. When I go to Picture &
Videos and click on Picture Library, it shows me the icons for the picture
folders. When I bring my pointer to a folder it shows that the folder
contains 0 images, in reality it contains 56 jpg images. And when I click on
the folder icon, it says No pictures were found.
I am really surprised by this, please help me out

Here's a couple of things to try

1) Ensuring that your JPEG files are associated with a Microsoft application
From the Start Menu, right below the Control Panel option there's an option
for "Default Programs"

- Default Programs
- Set your default programs
- Windows Photo Gallery
- Choose Defaults for this program
(select the file types you want associated such as your jpeg files)


or


2) going to the following Media Center options

-Tasks
- Settings
-Library Setup
- Stop Watching a Folder
(stop watching the folder your jpeg files are in)


Then do the same thing but add the folder you just removed
-Tasks
- Settings
-Library Setup
-Add Folder to Watch
(add the folder your jpeg files are in again and let Media Center remap the
files)




"Aashir" wrote:

> This is as strange as it sounds, I am just not able to view my jpeg-photos in
> Windows Media Centre. I have Windows Vista Ultimate. When I go to Picture &
> Videos and click on Picture Library, it shows me the icons for the picture
> folders. When I bring my pointer to a folder it shows that the folder
> contains 0 images, in reality it contains 56 jpg images. And when I click on
> the folder icon, it says No pictures were found.
> I am really surprised by this, please help me out