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• How to remove the old compressed files? I have over 200,000.

  After being run-up disk cleanup, I show more than 200,000 old compressed files.  How can I remove them?

  You delete a file compressed just the way that you remove any other file, BUT...

  You can't really delete these 'compressed old files.  By default, in Windows XP Disk Cleanup tool will compress files that have not been used for 50 days.  Well, you can keep the files to which you have not accessed in the past two months.

  You can change the disk cleanup period is used to determine if a file is 'old'--> http://www.howtogeek.com/howto/windows/make-disk-cleanup-compress-olderor-newer-files-on-xp/

  However, many people (including me) just disable the analysis of "old files" because it is run much faster disk cleanup: see, for example,--> http://www.pctools.com/forum/showthread.php?49060-Disable-Compress-Old-Files-in-Disk-cleanup or http://www.kellys-korner-xp.com/xp_tweaks.htm straight line 48 (notice that there are two links, one to turn off "compress old files" and the other for him re - allow to) those reg files also change how Disk Cleanup deals by default temporary files - temporary files accessed during the 7 days are not deleted; the first files reg Kelly happening in 0 days and the file "undo" restores the default value of 7 days).

• You name the Windows/system32 directory, such int files: shlwapi (4) (2) .dll? I have a lot of files in system32 that look like this often 3 or versions of the same file?

  You name files in the Windows/system32 directory, such: shlwapi (4) (2) .dll?  I have a lot of files in system32 that look like this often 3 or more versions of the same file?

  Hello

  1. you are trying to move files in and out of Windows\System32?

  By default, windows has not usually (4) or (2) and if there are several files that it can be indicative of a program to move files if you do not have them.

• My Vista crashed and I've switched back to XP. Now I have 1mil more old files compressed that I can't get rid of and it slows down the computer. How can I get rid of these files

  My Vista crashed and I've switched back to XP. Now I have 1mil more old files compressed that I can't get rid of and it slows down the computer. How can I get rid of these files.

  Hello

  1 are. what type of files?
  2. when they are stored?

  3. What is the size of these compressed files?

  Try to perform the clean boot on the computer and check if that helps.

  Reference:
  How to configure Windows XP to start in a "clean boot" State
  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/310353

  See the bottom of the articles that might help you resolve this problem.
  How to make a computer faster: 6 ways to speed up your PC
  http://www.Microsoft.com/atwork/maintenance/speed.aspx
  Slow PC? Optimize your computer for peak performance
  http://www.Microsoft.com/athome/Setup/optimize.aspx

• Windows 8.1 in Adobe Illustrator, I tried to copy my design & tried to paste it, but after sticking the image (file), now the color looks different, drive and lighter. So, kindly inform how to paste the file with 100% same resolution / color / appeara

  Windows 8.1 in Adobe Illustrator, I tried to copy my design & tried to paste it, but after sticking the image (file), now the color looks different, drive and lighter. So, kindly inform how to paste the file with 100% same resolution / color / appearance. Thank you.

  Hi GANESHKUMARAPILLAI CHRYSTELLE,.

  Here is a link for color management workflows in Illustrator.

  It is best to place the image instead of paste into Illustrator. When you paste the images they are in RGB color format. Make sure your document is a RGB file

  Click on these links for more information.

  Understand the workflow of the CC of individual course Illustrator color management: Advanced

  Creative Suite * keeping colors consistent

  Implement the print color management workflow. Illustrator, InDesign, Photoshop

  Concerning

  Scott

• CRC error on large compressed files (.zip, .rar, .cab, etc...) The installation fails too...

  Hello world

  I have a new Dell computer. It's a Dell Studio 540 with Windows Vista Home Premium 64 bit, with 1 TG of hard drive and 8 GB of RAM. I have problems with "decompression" of a large number of large compressed files (more than 50 GB). Also, because the files on a DVD are often compressed (in the cab for the majority file), the same error occurred on an installation package. Thus, to resume, I got CRC error on compressed files, while opening the zipper AND my different types of software installation fails with errors of Sami.

  Before you answer, please read my steps below:

  1. I reinstalled Windows Vista 2 times from scratch with a clean format. Whenever I get the same error on the same files even when there is nothing installed (even the drivers are not installed).
  2. I tried to run Windows XP Mini, a very light version of XP is the launch of a CD at startup and run in RAM. The same problem.
  3. I did all kinds of tests of the material myself AND with Dell technical support. Nothing was found, and I'm sure it's 99.9% true. Everything has been tested: RAM, hard drive, processor, motherboard, etc. The Dell technical support told me that my computer is 100% functional and that this error is due to some software (Windows) does not very well with 64-bit processor... Everything works well in my work all day EXCEPT for the decompression of data.
  4. my files are not damaged: they unzip perfectly on other computers. In addition, the program that do not install because of the CRC error with compressed file are all used before on another computer OR are new. I even changed DVD to the store to get a new one and the problem is still there. I also tried to download the torrent from the .iso file and the same problem happened.
  5. the files on my computer are not corrupted by the hard drive. I copy keys usb, directrly on the DVD to the hard drive. All possible tests have been done on the files, and they are ok.
  6. I did all kinds of tests such as checkdisk, spyware, etc... but given that the installation has not helped with it, I don't think it's related.

  My last hope is here... MVP is maybe know a problem in which Windows with zip files. I read a lot of people of the CRC errors, so I'm sure something happens. I am currently with the Dell customer service to get a full refund to buy a new computer without a 64-bit processor because it looks too new for Microsoft.

  So if anyone knows something I could try, tweak, change to help me with my problem please let me know.

  Thank you very much!

  DarkJaff

  Hello!

  This morning, I realized that I never returned to close this topic. In fact, I work with dell for a number of weeks, talk to like 10 or 15 support technical Member, try something else and you know what works?

  Reinstall windows... But in my case, I have reinstalled windows 2 times before they ask me to do it again. So I did and everything worked perfectly... For the third time is lucky: P in fact, perhaps during the first installation of 2, RAM has not been installed properly or has failed for a second, because every file that has been read has become corrupted, but at the same time, everything is normal on my computer seems to work ok... In addition, it could be the update that I did for my BIOS. So, a good test would be to update your BIOS, shut down your computer, check if the ram is installed ok, restart, verify that your ram is detected.

  After that, reinstall your windows, but DO NOT use the file you had on your "not working version of windows. I lost a lot of backup of the thing on my computer because even put on my new fresh install of windows, these rar did not work. I needed to pick up an old DVD and they worked

  So, I hope this will help!

  DarkJaff

• Problem of compressing files

  Hi all

  I'm having a problem of compression of strange file with CS5 on our new Mac Pro.  We bought the Mac Pro to scan and process the images, but the JPEG and GIF files we create from this computer is much more important that they should be closed (for example images that should be compressed to 6 KB read 60 KB and the size of the file is often smaller when open to closed). In addition, every time we use these image files in other programs (e.g., Filemaker Pro) the inflated file size will be.  What is even more amazing, is that the same files that read like 60KO on our Mac Pro will be correctly read as 6 KB from a PC.  Similarly, if we incorporate these images - which were created on the Mac Pro - in Filemaker from a PC, the size of the image file is correct.  We cannot use the compressed files, we create on our Mac Pro because the inflated file size will affect any application that we use on the Mac Pro (except Photoshop).

  We have been processing images on a PC for years and have not had any problems with this.   We thought for a while that the problem was with the Mac operating system, but after many calls with advisers from Apple, it seems that Photoshop for Mac has the issue.  We have already tried to reformat and re-indexing the hard drive, and at this point, there is nothing else that can be done at the end of Apple.  The expert last I talked to Apple says that this looks like Photoshop for Mac compress files and how Mac reads the files size is very different from the way of Photoshop for PC compress files and how Windows reads the size of the files.  Is it was okay, and there is no work around, we will have no choice and will have to return our Mac.

  Everyone knows that before?  Apple experts have been completely confused by the problem and we also.

  Thank you
  Jenny

  This has nothing to do with compression.

  Macintosh records more metadata and previews more than Windows - it is a part.

  Macintosh displays the size of the file on the disk, including the space wasted due to the size of the disk block - that belongs to another. (Look at the number of bytes, not the size in KB or MB).

  When you upload files to a server, or use them in most programs, this additional metadata is lost and the size of the files must be identical.

  I can't believe that your advisers spent time on an issue as trivial...

• Satellite A100 - 147 Compression file error with the product recovery disc

  I have Toshiba A100-147, just out of warranty. I tried to recover with a disk, disk unpack to 69% and then I get the message "ERROR READING OF COMPRESSION FILE (1). I have no choice but to click OK in the error message box, and then quit the recovery as she stops running.

  Any help would be extremely welcome.

  Hello

  It looks like a problem with the Toshiba Recovery CD.
  Have you tried to repeat this procedure?

  What of the HARD drive? You format the HARD drive using an original CD of XP MS?
  It s very interesting if a format of HARD drive could allows to perform the installation of the OS since the Toshiba Recovery CD.

  I remember that something like this has happened on my laptop s friend was not able to recover the operating system using the Toshiba CD. Finally, we found that some sectors on the HARD disk has been corrupted. Format drive HARD allowed integer and my friend was able to install the image of Toshiba.
  It's worth a try ;)

  But of course, this error could occur because of the faulty recovery CD.

• Compressing files with local characters

  Hello community,

  I will compress files with LabVIEW, but the names of files in the zipfiles be annoying especially since I use English characters such as 'a', 'e' etc. If I zip outside labview then the file names are very well, then I guess it's a thing of labview. Can you help me how can I compress these filenames correctly? Remove / change the file names is not an option.

  Thank you!

  The code that I currently use:

  

  1984 wrote:

  I checked the document briefly before I sent my post. I sent the UseUnicode = True, it makes no difference. anyway I don't think it's really applicable according to the case that the problem lies in the file add to zipfile.vi which is password protected. Access roads entering this VI have filenames with the correct characters.

  There is no easy way to solve this problem. The zlib library and actually really library miniZIP to cover that was used for the ZIP implementation in LabVIEW does nothing on the character encoding. ZIP files traditionally use some codepage BACK system used at the time. The code page of BACK, however, is not the same as the ANSI code page using standard Windows GUI applications. If any special character in LabVIEW is passed to the function ZIP and it interpreted as a different character.

  The simplest solution would be to convert filenames to the OEM code page before passing the ZIP function and conversion back from OEM to ANSI when it receives the file names of the functions. New formats ZIP support also the UTF8 encoding, but which is not supported by the serving ZIP support miniZIP library in LabVIEW.

  I had to deal with these issues in the Toolkit OpenG ZIP library and this is something very sensitive and involved, especially considering that it should run on the platforms more than just Windows. For now, I decided to work around this problem and to focus on obtaining a new version of the library, without trying to deal with some of these issues of character encoding.

  My recommendation is really just avoid these characters special altogother for now.

  And I'm not sure that you would gain a lot by calling a command line utility. Unlike the GUI Windows programs, the command line utility also works with the OEM code page and assume that its parameters are in this code page, so you will need to convert special characters in any case before generating the command line string.

• 7-zip rar files vs. compressed files?

  My question is this. What is the difference between the 7-zip rar files and when I use the selection of compressed file (zipped) on a file? What is the rar files?

  I rarely send zipped files. I used to have WinZip on my old computer. My generic desktop minitower PC has XP Pro, SP3, Office 2003. (In addition, awhile back I upgraded to Office 2007 but found totally lame and went back to 2003). A few reciepents some PDF files of architectural plan say they can not open my files when I send them with 7-zip. Sometimes it is 30-60 page pdf construction plans.

  Please explain.

  It depends on what you mean by "better"?

  I'm looking for a file compression utility that can work with various compressed formats.
  Are you willing to pay for a file compression utility, or do you want a free?
  Looking for a file compression utility that makes smaller files?

  In the end, it basically boils down to personal preference.  Here is a site that claims to have received "more than 500 comments" in order to select the most popular file compression utility: http://lifehacker.com/5065324/five-best-file-compression-tools

  And, if you are interested in self-promotion, here's how 7-zip compares its ability to file with some other compression: http://www.7-zip.org/

  Personally, I'd go with free rather than pay $29 for WinRAR, WinZip or PKZip.  For most people, the ability to built into Windows zip file is sufficient.  If you are likely to get files compressed in a variety of formats, 7-zip is probably the way to go (packing / unpacking: 7z, XZ, BZIP2, GZIP, TAR, ZIP, and WIM;) Unpacking only: ARJ, CAB, CHM, CPIO, CramFS, DEB, DMG, FAT, HFS, ISO, LZH, LZMA, MBR, MSI, NSIS, NTFS, RAR, RPM, SquashFS, UDF, VHD, WIM, XAR and Z).

• cannot fine compressed file

  I have win xp professional. When you create a new file the compressed or zip file does not appear at the bottom of the list. How can I get it?

  To create a compressed (zipped) folder... try the following...

  Right click on the file you want to compress, then in the menu choose...

  Send to / compressed file (zipped file)

  The following article can be also worth a visit:

  (306531) how to create and use compressed (zipped) folders in Windows XP
  http://support.Microsoft.com/?kbid=306531

  Still without success... Take a look at the following article:

  Restore the native integration of the Windows XP Zip files
  http://WindowsXP.MVPs.org/Zipfldr.htm

• Compressed files into Windows Media files & does not of course

  All of a sudden my e-books and digital scrapbooking files, which have been compressed, transformed into a different type of file - unfortunately I don't know what, and I couldn't open them!  I don't know how they got that way.  I must have done something without meaning to!  Then I changed to try to open w/Windows Media which, of course, does not work either.  A single file has been highlighted; not all of my e-book.  Then I downloaded a new file digital scrapping, and it's a Windows Media file - like all my setting discarded digital who have not decompressed.  That's happened?  What should open with?  I had no problem to ANY of them before this happened.

  Try a system restore to a Date before the problem began:

  Restore point:

  http://www.howtogeek.com/HOWTO/Windows-Vista/using-Windows-Vista-system-restore/

  Do Safe Mode system restore, if it is impossible to do in Normal Mode.

  Try typing F8 at startup and in the list of Boot selections, select Mode safe using ARROW top to go there > and then press ENTER.

  Try a restore of the system once, to choose a Restore Point prior to your problem...

  Click Start > programs > Accessories > system tools > system restore > choose another time > next > etc.

  http://www.windowsvistauserguide.com/system_restore.htm

  Read the above for a very good graph shows how backward more than 5 days in the System Restore Points by checking the correct box.

  See you soon.

  Mick Murphy - Microsoft partner

• I have a lot of files winrar, that I did not put on my PC. Most is named DEC2006_d3dx9_32_x86 etc. are useful?

  They have been there for months now cluttering up my system under my user folder. Properties it is a .cab file. The first is dxupdate, dxdllreg_x86 second, Mar2009_d3dx9_41_x64 third and final Apr2006_xinput_x86. Apart from the first 2, I see no particular order. 154 files in total. have a Dell PC with vista. Please please help?

  WinRAR can read a number of compressed files - is not like Microsoft Word, where each file an icon of Word is a Word.  These files can be from any source, as long as WinRAR recognizes it as a compressed file.  The CAB files are particularly almost surely left by different packages that you have installed the files install.  Really, there is no way that anyone here can tell you if or not they are safe to remove.  If it was me, I spend a little at a time to trash, wait a day or so to make sure there is no problem, then move a bit more, etc. until all are in the trash.  Then I try all my programs and wait a few more days before emptying the trash finally.

• Stop new folders to be "compressed" files

  For some reason any of the end when I create a new folder this is a compressed zip file that does not work with Dropbox.  How can I stop the creation of "compressed zipped ' files?  I use Windows 7.  Googled for a response but not help there.

  You have lost the ability to create a new "folder".  You have installed chrome? It's looking like a recent update of chromium may be the cause. Here are two patches.
   
  
  How to remove and restore the default context Menu items 'New' in Windows 7 and Windows 8
  http://www.SevenForums.com/tutorials/28677-new-context-menu-remove-restore-default-menu-items.html
   
   
  If still no joy, see the 'response' by Linda Yan in this thread.
  http://social.technet.Microsoft.com/forums/en-us/w7itprogeneral/thread/97de8a2a-12f2-4381-A409-a78f4ae551cf/#99395761-56de-4a76-8C2A-eab498ad735a
   
   
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• How can I get rid of the zipped compressed files?

  Whenever I try to make a new folder it tells me to make a zipped compressed folder and I don't know how to stop it. He began doing this a few days ago and I did not install anything. I would go back to the default value for new records instead of zipped compressed folders.

  You have lost the ability to create a new "folder".  You have installed chrome? It's looking like a recent update of chromium may be the cause. Here are two patches.

   

  
  How to remove and restore the default context Menu items 'New' in Windows 7 and Windows 8
  http://www.SevenForums.com/tutorials/28677-new-context-menu-remove-restore-default-menu-items.html
   

   

  If still no joy, see the 'response' by Linda Yan in this thread.
  http://social.technet.Microsoft.com/forums/en-us/w7itprogeneral/thread/97de8a2a-12f2-4381-A409-a78f4ae551cf/#99395761-56de-4a76-8C2A-eab498ad735a
   

   

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