i had that problem onces, but the rollback helped lots.
Also, try using the 'Extract Files...' option in the right click menu. When
the window shows up asking for the destination, make sure you have the 'Keep
Broken Files' option checked.
If they are true 'rar' files, you can always just click on the first rar file,
and do a 'fix archive' option - rars have limited par facilities on them.
If it's a new problem you could also have corrupted your winrar file (if it's
keygen'd or evaluation, this happens lots) so get it again and see if it still
happens.
WinACE sometimes misses some of the errors and lets it work fine when you
extract i have found in the past
(i use winrar about 800 times a day, lol - but i'm on 3.30 presently too and
this all sounds very familiar)
cd69 wrote:
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whiners are just annoying....
if YOU need posters to disclaim every possible post as to if it is genuine,
speculation, rumour, unresearched-bullshit, sarcasm, or clearly a joke, then
you really shouldn't be reading ANY posts....
The lynchmob do no service other than to promote how ignorant they themselves
are :-)
i think i'm supposed to make a cup of tea now - in my KETTLE !!
Some stuff that's multi-part rar'd together will show as a checksum error when
un-raring, but infact, are perfectly okay and useable, so with the 'Keep
Corrupted Rars' option checked, they still work fine.
Also, make sure it's not a yEnc posting being downloaded by a client that
doesn't support them, that causes many problems too
good luck
cd69 wrote:
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> These files have been downloaded mostly from the newsgroups with Agent but
> that is a recent problem.In the past,when I was getting corruption message,I
> would usually fix the problem with the PAR files and redo the extraction
> with no problem.This time,even after a PAR fix,I'm still getting error
> messages,but not always for the original files that were supposedly
> corrupted which is weird.I will try the solutions you talked about and
> reinstall my WinRar.Thanks for the post!
>
>
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cd69 wrote:
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> Well,I followed your instructions and reinstalled WinRar but got error
> messages still.I was able to extract the completed file but I worry it can
> create problem in the long run when burning the program and installing it
> later.I hope I can find a way to resolve this as even Quick Par didn't help
> fixing the supposedly corrupted files even if PAR said they were fixed.Oh
> well!
>
>
if it's a bin/cue, it won't burn if it is actually corrupt (assuming you use a
proper burner like CDR-Win or Nero - that's always a secondary check (which i
sometimes use when i get told every file is corrupt. Sometimes it is just the
packer has no idea how to use winrar really and it just says each file is
corrupt when they clearly aren't, lol
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> to check the RAR file for corruption (ISO/DVD Images) or for RIP's you
> can easily verify the integrity of each zip. Do Not trust releases that
> are not in there original packaging.
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Check your RAM with Memtest. If the RAM passes, reseat or replace IDE ribbon
cables. If you're overclocking, back off to stock speeds.
http://www.memtest.org/
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if like some people you unrar 20 files at the same time, that can cause issues.
Most computers/HDD's can cope with it, but occasionally they interfer with
each other. I rarely use the winrar window myself and just use the shell
options from the rightclick in explorer, i find that to be the most effecient
way - and always make sure i only do one at a time, rather than multiple (also
cuts down on defragging problems in the longrun, lol)
i think everyone pretty much covered most of th eproblems. If the images still
work though, don't panic - if other people complain in the group you're getting
it from, it's most likely the poster f-in up (happens lots in alt.bin groups)
cd69 wrote:
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Will wrote:
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> The Tech Guy wrote:
> | winrar has/had an issue with files over 2gb, try WinZip
> | the next time u get this error, as i deleted many gb of data
> | before i found this out, it should be fixed in the newest version or
> | in the best
>
> Any recent version of WinRAR has np with 2 GB files (3+), 4.5GB DVD
> Images are packed with WinRAR and have been for years.
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If you find my post funny, you must know the cause of file corruption. Care
to share ?
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