"RAR Error: The archive is damaged or its format is corrupted"
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Hello,
After thinking about restoring my PC due to numerous bugs, I created a rar file named "Backup", I copied it to a USB drive. I restored my PC, pasted the file on the desktop after the restoration, tried to open it, and to my great disappointment, I got the error: "The archive is damaged or its format is corrupted". I checked the properties, and in the general tab under size, I see that my file is 0 bytes instead of 571 MB...
Can you please help me? There are many personal documents in it...
Hoping to find help,
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After thinking about restoring my PC due to numerous bugs, I created a rar file named "Backup", I copied it to a USB drive. I restored my PC, pasted the file on the desktop after the restoration, tried to open it, and to my great disappointment, I got the error: "The archive is damaged or its format is corrupted". I checked the properties, and in the general tab under size, I see that my file is 0 bytes instead of 571 MB...
Can you please help me? There are many personal documents in it... Hoping to find help,
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Configuration: Windows 7 / Chrome 45.0.2454.101
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Hi,
you can try to repair it with WinRAR...
open WinRAR and there's a repair option
but a 0 KB archive I don't think you can recover them...
you have a better chance of trying to recover the data after formatting with a program like r-studio or other programs of that kind
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you can try to repair it with WinRAR...
open WinRAR and there's a repair option
but a 0 KB archive I don't think you can recover them...
you have a better chance of trying to recover the data after formatting with a program like r-studio or other programs of that kind
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I think I'm smart enough to say that I know nothing...
Hello, I didn't see the repair option in my WinRAR.