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Dear Reader, sometimes
you may have encountered a situation where you came to know that the Zip file
you created or downloaded, which indeed carries data that is much needed to you
but all of a sudden, to your biggest surprise, you get an error message from
Windows showing:
"Windows cannot open the archive C:\Abc.zip is invalid "
This is where, it becomes
more tragic, especially if you've created that Zip file using obsolete
compression app.. & it contains a lot of your personal and/or professional
data…
{ You might have
encountered that Windows explorer or any other compression software such as
WinZip fails to open that archive but 7Zip or WinRAR opens the archive and
displays the file contents as a regular zip file but both are unable to extract
them.. }
Possible Reasons for bad
zip/corrupted zip file:
1. Creating Zip files using vague/obsolete/non reputed programs.
2. Incomplete transfer: In case you downloaded the Zip file from your email or website, try downloading again. If its size is too large to be downloaded again and you believe you've it downloaded completely, then try repairing it.
3. In case you have transferred the Zip file from your smartphone to PC, try to copy that file again (only if it’s working on your smartphone) otherwise head towards repair of your Zip file.
4. Zip file attacked by Virus and/or other malicious software that damaged its data/code.
5. Corrupted zip file headers, Sometimes your zip file has it's headers corrupted only and with this error, you've probably have high chance of data recovery. Errors such as "Unsupported Compression Method"
6. Zip file created on Android's internal memory but larger in size as such in my case 4.67GB especially using method deflate only..
1. Creating Zip files using vague/obsolete/non reputed programs.
2. Incomplete transfer: In case you downloaded the Zip file from your email or website, try downloading again. If its size is too large to be downloaded again and you believe you've it downloaded completely, then try repairing it.
3. In case you have transferred the Zip file from your smartphone to PC, try to copy that file again (only if it’s working on your smartphone) otherwise head towards repair of your Zip file.
4. Zip file attacked by Virus and/or other malicious software that damaged its data/code.
5. Corrupted zip file headers, Sometimes your zip file has it's headers corrupted only and with this error, you've probably have high chance of data recovery. Errors such as "Unsupported Compression Method"
6. Zip file created on Android's internal memory but larger in size as such in my case 4.67GB especially using method deflate only..
Repairing/Fixing
your corrupted/damaged zip archive
1. You may try diskinternals zip repair, a free tool to repair most of your damaged zip file.
2. In case method 1 isn't working for you for some reasons or Zip file is of large size, then try WinRAR archiver's internal option to repair your Zip/RAR archive. [Recommended to try before trying out any other free or paid app]
3. Power archiver's internal option to repair damaged/corrupted zip files..
1. You may try diskinternals zip repair, a free tool to repair most of your damaged zip file.
2. In case method 1 isn't working for you for some reasons or Zip file is of large size, then try WinRAR archiver's internal option to repair your Zip/RAR archive. [Recommended to try before trying out any other free or paid app]
3. Power archiver's internal option to repair damaged/corrupted zip files..
That's it you'll have
all or your partial data recovered depending on your archive health. Hope I’ve
helped you with this one. Enjoy . . .
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