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Old 01-24-2004, 09:55 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Rar Archive Repair

Hey all,

I have a set or .rar files here. Seven of them total in thise series. One of them I think is complete but fails its CRC check. Now in WinRAR I can continue to unpack the archive, but at the end it tells me its corrupt and I guess deletes it becuase its not where it was unpacked to.

So my question is, can I repair the one .rar file? I tried repair with winrar but it never seems to do anything.
If thats not an option is there a switch somewhere to bypass that deleting of the so called corrupted final product? Thanks

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Old 01-24-2004, 11:36 AM   #2 (permalink)
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Well in order to do a better repair, with winrar you must have a seperate repair archive that will allow you to recover if the file is corrupt. You do not seem to have this, so repairing is out of the question.
This must be made when you are making the rar file, not after.
Also are you using the latest winrar, 3.20? if you are using the beta, then switch back to 3.2 and winrar isn't something you want to use a beta, like 3.30 build 5, with when making or extracting files with.
The only way you can really fix this is by getting the file again incase it was corrupt on downloading, if you can't find a non corrupt rar again then you might be sol.
Also, try running a test with winrar, open the archive and hit test and see if you find a corrupt archive.
Also, if it included and sfv or md5, then you can compare those files to the sfv and it will tell you which ones have changed, and corrupted.
http://web.utk.edu/~mmurph13/bssite/
That has two easy to use programs for such use.

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