Urgent! The RAR in my USB flash drive won t open, but there are bytes!

Start Run Enter chkdsk h: f x Enter to open the command window, if prompted to make a selection, please select Y, and then enter the USB flash drive to see (assuming your USB flash drive letter is H).

USB flash drive is damaged or your compressed package is damaged, for work, entertainment or other needs, maybe you often have to ** a large amount of information from the Internet, program software, etc., and most of them are stored in the form of compressed files, which must be uncompressed before they can be used. Sometimes, however, due to various reasons, some of the compressed files have been accidentally damaged, which of course makes people very annoyed, especially for those important information or large programs that you have to work hard to get from the Internet. In fact, at this time, you don't have to rush to re-**, but you can try to use the compressed file repair function built-in by the decompression software Winrar, maybe it can bring those damaged compressed files back to life.

WinRAR is an excellent decompression software, especially because of its built-in archive repair feature, which in many cases can be a great way to rejuvenate damaged archives.

1. First of all, open the main window of Winrar, go to the directory where the damaged compressed file is located from the address bar, and select the damaged compressed file.

2. Click "Repair" on the Winrar toolbar with the mouse, and then select "RepairArchiver" on the drop-down menu, then WinRar will pop up a dialog box for you to choose the path where the repair file is stored.

3. Click "OK" after setting, WinRar will start to repair the damaged compressed file, and the whole process of repair will be displayed in the form of a dialog box.

4. Enter the directory where you set the repair file, and you will find that a compressed file named or has been added to the directory, which is the file that WinRar repairs for you. Try unzipping it, and if everything looks good, then congratulations, your damaged zip file has been repaired!

It should be noted that Winrar's built-in archive repair feature is not effective for all damaged archives, and for those severely damaged archives, WinRar can also become powerless, or can only repair some files in the archive. In addition, another decompression software called zipmagic also has a built-in repair function for damaged compressed files, so interested friends may wish to try it.

5.Probably just an icon of a virus.

Now there are a lot of parallel goods on the U disk,It's normal to not be able to open,It is recommended that you buy a U disk in the future and be willing to spend more money and don't care about that,It's better not to buy a fake one,My classmate 50's 4gu disk turns a Xuanwu installer to copy into the U disk is not good,Can't open,Tried many times,But change a reliable U disk on the line! Silence.

One. The USB drive has a bad path, so let's change it to a USB drive. Two. Or the decompressed software version is too low, or the software is wrong.

Is there a virus on my computer? Is there a normal disconnection of the USB flash drive? Pay attention to the file size is correct, you can try diskgenus software to recover it.

There is no way to do this, because the file is not transferred, so it can only be deleted and retransmitted.

Copy this file again and put it into the USB flash drive.

Is it normal to open it on another computer?

If it is normal, the method is very simple, create a new directory on the USB flash drive, and extract the file to this folder.

If you have this issue, it might be an issue with this computer. You can.

Try installing the latest version of the decompression software. You can also look it up.

Whether it is a USB flash drive problem.

Generally speaking, a higher version of the software can recognize the files generated by the lower version of the software, while the lower version of the software cannot recognize the files generated by the higher version of the software.

It may be that the version of the compressed file on your computer is higher than the software version on the other computer, so the software on the other computer cannot be unzipped.

Try it with an earlier version.

Copy the file, copy it to your desktop, and open it.

If it doesn't work, use winrar, open the interface and repair the corrupted file. Just fix it. Bonus points.

I don't know if your USB flash drive is in FAT32 format or NTFS format.

Is there a problem saving other files?

If you delete it, you can use it as an ordinary USB flash drive.

That system didn't work.

That p is not used, there are few supported formats, and the compression is slow.

You're right.

Right-click "Add to Compressed File" and enter 30000000000 under "Compressed Volume Size", a total of 9 zeros!

Yours is a 4G USB flash drive, but I don't know the format of your USB flash drive (FAT or NTFS), so I still recommend compressing it into a format within 2G, you can press a few more files, and then split it into two copies.