How to show thumbnail psd file in windown 7 64 bit

i want show thumbnail psd file in windown 7 64 bit.
Please help me!
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What exact version of Photoshop?
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Are your PSD images 16-bit by any chance?
The problem with this scenario is that since Illustrator, any version does not support 16 bit psd files and CS 3 and 4 will place the file anyway but give you a notice that it is placing it as 8 bit. So unless there is something about Vista XP or W7 64 bit that prevents Illustrator fro converting then that is probably not the issue. And though the warning says it flattens it will preserve a transparent background.
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1. Turn on your computer and launch the Illustrator program.
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3. To open your Photoshop document, go to File>Open and then select the document you want to open when prompted.
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