Image size problem

I was editing a catalog, the pictures were full size, eg. 2270 x 1704. Noticed on the 931th image and forward, the image sizes are small, eg. 580 X 440. Also, when looking at the pics on the hard drive, the sizes of the pictures had changed from MB for the first 930 pictures to KB for the rest of the pictures. 2 Questions:
1. How could this have happened? The pictures were all downloaded from the camera (1 year ago) at the SAME time. I do not remember changing any settings on the camera when the pictures were taken that would have impacted the image size. This seems to have happened also on other occasions, ie. I get a mix of image sizes for some reason.
2. Now that it seems I have to live with the smaller images, will they be a problem if I want to enlarge them or show them on a large TV screen?

The small images are only around 110K to 200 KB.

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What happened two weeks ago...?
http://kb2.adobe.com/cps/875/cpsid_87512.html
Try Epson's Advanced Product Support Center (I believe your 4880 qualifies for it)
http://mechs.epson.com/service.taf?_UserReference=cgmkiwcrm

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