Keine Raw Miniaturen in Bridge CS3

Hallo,
Bridge CS3 (mit Camera Raw 4.6 plugin) zeigt alle Raw Bilder (nef, cr2, dng) nicht als Miniaturen, sondern nur als Symbole . Die lassen sich aber klaglos in Photoshop öffnen, bearbeiten, speichern...
Hat irgendjemand vielleicht eine Idee?

Danke für deine Hilfe im Ansatz. Habe jetzt ein paar mal deinstalliert und reinstalliert, Systempunkte wiederhergestellt und jetzt ist alles wieder so, wie es einmal war und sein soll, und ganz sicher weiß niemand (wie sooooo oft bei Computern) was der wirkliche Grund ist. Ist auch nicht wichtig; der liebe Gott hat's gerichtet, und das passt scho ( sagt man hier in Bayern).
Pfiad eich

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