Thumbnails and Previews have a green tinge

The thumbnails and previews in my library have suddenly developed a green tinge.
I have tried Update Previews, Generate Thumbnails, and Generate Previews with no success. I have also used Repair database and Rebuild database, again with no positive result.
I am at a loss to know what to do next.
Jerry

I have a similar issue, but it doesn't seem to affect all thumbnails.
Thumbnails have thos unprocessed raw look (bluish, greenish tint):
But they look fine once you open the real pictiure:
What could possibly cause this problem? I have re-generated prebviews and thumbnails but can't seem to solve the problem.

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Did you search for hidden cache files other than the before named cache
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>> Purged the cache Bridge CS5
Have you already tried to delete the complete cache folder manually from the
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