What should I do if there is an error in extracting the file, and what should I do if the decompress

Software like winrar, good pressure and so on have the function of repairing compressed files, as shown in the figure, you can try to repair it according to the prompts, this is also the easiest way, if it doesn't work, it's troublesome!

Demonstrate the repair function of winrar, right-click and select winrar to open, of course, if your system is winrar by default, you can directly double-click to open.

In it, it will display the files in the compressed file.,Or a folder.,Find the repair function in the right-click menu in the right-click file.,As shown in the figure.,But it only supports repairing rar and zip files.。。。

You can try to fix it with a simple operation, and you can do it by looking at the extension of the file with rar and zip.

Go to 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 you have repaired. Try unzipping it, and if everything looks good, then congratulations, your damaged zip file has been repaired!

Change to an unzipping software, such as zip

When we unzip a file on our computer, we sometimes encounter the situation of "decompression error". At this point, what should we do?

First of all, we need to confirm that the file is complete. Sometimes, there may be problems with the files** or during the transfer process, resulting in file corruption. If the file is corrupted, no matter what method we use to extract it, there will be a message that there was an error in the extraction.

If the file is complete but still does not decompress properly, then we can try to use another decompression tool. Sometimes, different decompression tools may have different decompression effects on the same file. We can try to use common decompression tools such as WinRAR, 7-Zip, etc. to decompress and see if it succeeds.

If you still can't decompress using other decompression tools, then we can consider changing the operating system or changing the computer. Sometimes, problems with the operating system or the computer itself can also cause the file to fail to decompress. At this point, we can try to decompress it on another computer or operating system to see if it succeeds.

In short, when we encounter a situation where decompression goes wrong, we need to calmly analyze the problem and take appropriate measures to solve the problem.

Failed file extraction can be due to corrupted files or errors in the decompression program. Here are some workarounds:

2.Use a different decompressor: Try using a different decompressor to unzip the file. Sometimes different decompressors have different ways of dealing with different files.

3.Repair Compressed File: There may be some data corruption in the compressed file, you can try to use the repair tool that comes with the compressed file or a third-party compression repair tool to repair it.

4.Change the compressed file format: If you can't unzip the file after trying multiple methods, you can try converting the file format to another format such as zip, rar, 7z, etc., and then decompress it.

If none of the above solves the problem, you may need to re-obtain the documents or consult with the document provider.

The compressed file lacks a necessary compressed package, and a full set of compressed packages is required to properly extract the source file.

This is when the source file is sent out to be compressed in a volume for the convenience of transmission or storage on the network and other places. After compression, multiple compressed files are formed that are less than or equal to the specified compressed size. For example:

When sending an email from a 240M source file, the email system can only load attachments that do not exceed 50M. There is no way but to compress it into , a total of 5 compressed packages, sent five times. After receiving it, the receiver will put these 5 compressed packages into the same directory, just unzip one of them, and these compressed packages will automatically find the relevant compressed volumes, and then decompress the correct 240M file.

If one of them is missing, the source file cannot be extracted correctly because the file-associated archive is missing. At this time, you can only decompress it correctly by looking for the full-source compressed file.