Wrong Layer Thumbnail Aspect Ratio

In Photoshop CS5
'Clip Thumbnails to Layer Bounds' is checked
I have an Illustrator CS5 Smart Object, with a simple square shape,
but, the layer thumbnail in Photoshop layers panel may show a rectangle instead of the square shape.
This behavior is inconsistent so I'm assuming it's a bug.
Can the thumbnail cache be flushed somehow so it's regenerated correctly?
Is there something to avoid doing to prevent this?

I would post that one on the PowerBook forum, but I suspect that you may have reached a limit of a 5 year old software that predates HD tv.
Regards
TD

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