How Do I Regenerate Thumbnails in Photos
The hard drive failed on my 2 year old Mac Mini so I had to reinstall OS X and restore my Photos library from Time Machine.
After restoring, when I open Photos (after reinstalling OS X iPhoto is not installed, only Photos, and I cannot seem to download iPhoto anywhere?) I do not have thumbnails. If I look at a photo it will then generate a thumbnail for that photo. But is there a way to regenerate all the thumbnails for my 22,000 photos?
iPhoto used to have a way to do it by holding Command + Option when opening iPhoto. However, with Photos when you hole Command + Option the only option is to repair the database, and that doesn't rebuild the thumbnails.
I do see that after opening Photos my CPU consumption of Photos is 173%, so is it rebuilding the Thumbnails? By the way it has pegged like this for hours.
Any ideas?
(BTW, shockingly bad documentation on Photos. In fact, you can't find help on support.apple.com for Photos, only reference is for iPhoto). Thanks!
Photos-OTHER, OS X Yosemite (10.10.3)