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argh winrar problem!!!
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| dj_alfi |
ok, so i downloaded err something off the internet...
it was in multiple rar's or what they are called, about 50 files each sized 14,690 kbps... when i run quicksfv it says they all clear out perfectly, but when i try to open the .rar file it says "Cannot open e:\please organize\-+ Movies\xxxxx\xxxx.rar" which is strange cus last time i checked it said something like "no archives" or "cant find arhives" or whatever.. lol
any possibility to fix it? |
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| Mr.Mystery |
| That's what you get for downloading pr0n. |
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| BrownTA4Life |
| quote: | Originally posted by dj_alfi
ok, so i downloaded err something off the internet...
it was in multiple rar's or what they are called, about 50 files each sized 14,690 kbps... when i run quicksfv it says they all clear out perfectly, but when i try to open the .rar file it says "Cannot open e:\please organize\-+ Movies\xxxxx\xxxx.rar" which is strange cus last time i checked it said something like "no archives" or "cant find arhives" or whatever.. lol
any possibility to fix it? |
yea this happened to me before:
reformat your computer
if u dont have a external hard drive to back ur files up ur teh scr3w3d
EDIT: i hope that helps |
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| dj_alfi |
| lol itns not pr0n, and i don't think reformatting the drive will help anything.. any1 else? |
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| Disney |
| Maybe you're using an old version of WinRAR. |
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| schlauf |
Clear up your directory pathname.
-> move the RAR-files to a simple directory such as D:\compressed or something like that - the "+-" in your pathname may confuse WinRAR since these characters used to be reserved for special purposes in former Windows/DOS versions and not to be used in general file- oder directory names.
Additionally, of course, be sure to use the latest WinRAR/unRAR version as suggested above.
Hope to help. |
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| dj_alfi |
| quote: | Originally posted by schlauf
Clear up your directory pathname.
-> move the RAR-files to a simple directory such as D:\compressed or something like that - the "+-" in your pathname may confuse WinRAR since these characters used to be reserved for special purposes in former Windows/DOS versions and not to be used in general file- oder directory names.
Additionally, of course, be sure to use the latest WinRAR/unRAR version as suggested above.
Hope to help. |
cheers, it did work :D thankyouthankyouthankyou
but the weird thing is that the rar's in the folder right below worked as a charm :conf: whats up with that lol.. but yeah.. it worked, thank you, now im gonna see It's all gone Pete Tong :D |
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