• Nov 5, 2012 - Question: I have some RAR-archive-files on my Mac that I would like to. Their RAR & unRAR utility is called WinRAR (for Windows) or simply. Then hit “return” and the repair scan will start. If the file has a recovery record, it will say that it. RAR for MAC OS X is a command line version, it does not have a.
• No such file or directory, No file to extract I have looked through all the answers of other people's questions and none of them are working for me. Command-line archive rar. Share improve this question. Can I say 'I Java', or does it have to be 'I do Java'?

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May 22, 2007 - If the file is actually corrupt and not just unsupported by Stuffit and is not an. Thank you very much guys I tried UnrarX and I can extract my legal file. Repair scan will start. If the file has a recovery record, it will say that it was.

I try to extract a file from set of .RAR parts. I always get the following error:

so I tried many programs to extract the corrupted RAR files. I have 10 parts, each one 400MB big. The last progam I used was Recovery toolbox for RAR.

It gave me the following message:

Severity:!High
Message:Recovery error for file XXXX with message set file
pointer error.

The program extracted 2GB of data, but it should extract 4GB.

Is there any way to extract the content or am I supposed to download the files again from another server?

Mehper C. PalavuzlarAnyname DonotcareAnyname Donotcare

3 Answers

Short Answer

No, you are doomed, redownload is your best option.

Long Answer

You can start fiddling around with a hex editor and try to fix bad values in the RAR file, if you know how to define bad and how RAR works. But that's for sure a very hard route to take.

Der Hochstaplerakiraakira

No, you don't have to download (all) the files again. That's precisely one of the reasons to split an archive into volumes.

If you use the actual WinRAR, it won't give you some cryptic 'corrupted' message, but tell you exactly what's going on.

For example, if it reports

In this case, the only corrupt volume is archive.part05.rar. Redownload that one and try again.

DennisDennis

When I find myself in a situation like this where I have what looks like a corrupted file (of any kind) that is too large to just up and re-download, what I do is to find a way to download just the bad pieces.

There are two common ways to do this: the eDonkey network and the BitTorrent network.

What you need to do is to search for the corrupted file either using a torrent search engine or an eDonkey client like eMule. If you manage to find that specific file, then you can begin the download just enough to make sure that the program has all the information needed to verify the file (metadata for torrents and a full .met for donkey files).

At this point, you can import or replace the new file that will be downloaded with the original corrupt one (or better yet, a copy of the corrupt one), and re-hash the file.

That way, eMule/µTorrent/etc. will be able to see (hopefully) most of the file is already downloaded and only re-download the bad pieces/chunks, thus saving you a lot of bandwidth (at the cost of a lot of time depending on the file in question and its current popularity).

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hi

here are some very good tutorials about this

Compress and Uncompress a Folder or File in Windows Vista Zip (Compress) Files and Folders

Right-click a file or folder with multiple files in it, point at Send To, then select Compressed (zipped) Folder.

Windows Vista will compress (zip) the file or folder and save the new zipped file in the same place as the original file.

Unzip (Uncompress) Files and Folders

You can unzip a file a few different ways.

Double-click the Zipped File

The easiest way to unzip a file is to double-click it. A window with the zipped files contents will open. You can click Extract all files or drag the files out of the window to the desired location (example: the desktop).

If you choose to click extract all files, the files will be extracted (unzipped) in the same location as the original file unless you specify a location in the Select a Destination and Extract Files box that appears when you choose to extract them.

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Right-click the Zipped File

Right-click the zipped file and select Extract all. The Select a Destination and Extract Files window will open and let you choose if you want to save the files in the same location as the original zipped file or you can choose where you want to save the unzipped files by clicking browse and choosing a new location.

How to Open Zip Files on Vista

1. Double-click on the zip folder with the zipped file inside. A window should pop up with the file or files inside.

2. Click 'Extract All Files' in the top options bar. The extraction wizard will pop up.

3. Select where you want the files to be extracted to. By default, Vista will extract them to a folder that has the same name as the zip folder, in the same location. If a folder by that name does not exist, Vista will create one.

4. Click 'Extract.'

5. Your files will be uncompressed.

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