problem when extracting a log file from a zipped folder, I choose a log file out of 1175 log files then drag to desktop when I examine the file it has the correct name but the contents and size of the file arent correct it turns out to be the first file in the zip folder, but when i try the same thing with a 3rd party application it works fine. is this a possible bug in windows 7. I have tried this on other windows 7 pro sp1 computers with the same problem.

Hi, I have tested in my system, but I cannot reproduce this issue, I suspect this is relevant to system environment, try to boot into diagnostic startup and check how it works. Alex Zhao TechNet Subscriber Support If you are TechNet Subscription user and have any feedback on our support quality, please send your feedback here.Alex Zhao TechNet Community Support

you may have to extract the whole lot of files then select teh one you want. i do not have this problem on win 7 ultimate. could be a permissions error.

Hi, I have tested in my system, but I cannot reproduce this issue, I suspect this is relevant to system environment, try to boot into diagnostic startup and check how it works. Alex Zhao TechNet Subscriber Support If you are TechNet Subscription user and have any feedback on our support quality, please send your feedback here.Alex Zhao TechNet Community Support

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have you tried renaming the extension to rar and using a rar extractor jic its an corrupted zip extractor program you are using. also the file its self may be corrupted.its 9pm do you know where your children are :p

have you tried renaming the extension to rar and using a rar extractor jic its an corrupted zip extractor program you are using. also the file its self may be corrupted.its 9pm do you know where your children are :p

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Hi the only way I could resolve it was to use a 3rd party unzip program like winrar. windows 7 didnt like it but the file was created by a 3rd party program so it may be the reason. thanks for all your responces. its a shame I cant post the file for testing. but it is over 11gig.Andy Bird

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