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  1. Posts : 120
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       #11

    jp07764 said:
    Have you tried to show all file extenions to see for a fact it is .001.
    I have had the same thing and noticed it was really named .zip.
    Just got rid of the .zip and left .001 and it worked.
    So give it a try and write back.

    Later....................Jimmy
    Hey, I've tried removing the zip part but, it just shows a blank file as a result, I tried adding .avi/.wmv to the end because I know its a video file but nothing seems to work with them
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  2. Posts : 4,772
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       #12

    Well try to re-download them and see if that works. More likely it might be corrupted.
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  3. Posts : 67
    Windows 7 64-bit
       #13

    It is supoose to look like a blank file.
    try to piece it togeter then.
    Or you could take sparrows advise and redownload it.
    This time pay close attention to the type of file.
    It should say .001 and nothing more.

    Later...............Jimmy
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  4. Posts : 4,517
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       #14

    May just be several zipped files containing the real zip parts. (Some due this for some starnge reason)

    Just make a new folder and unzip all the parts into it.

    you end up with all the parts, together, in one folder from the originals.

    Now try and unzip the 1st one from the parts you got, and youll get your file. They all need to be together thoigh.
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  5. Posts : 120
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       #15

    Wishmaster said:
    May just be several zipped files containing the real zip parts. (Some due this for some starnge reason)

    Just make a new folder and unzip all the parts into it.

    you end up with all the parts, together, in one folder from the originals.

    Now try and unzip the 1st one from the parts you got, and youll get your file. They all need to be together thoigh.
    tried everything but, seems I might have just downloaded corrupt files
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  6. Posts : 100
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       #16

    I'd try joining with HJJoin, run it as admin. Drop all the files into a folder and run HJJoin.
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  7. Posts : 120
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       #17

    NTFS said:
    I'd try joining with HJJoin, run it as admin. Drop all the files into a folder and run HJJoin.
    tried that one as admin too, just deleted the files in the end
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  8. Posts : 100
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       #18

    CorneliusM said:
    NTFS said:
    I'd try joining with HJJoin, run it as admin. Drop all the files into a folder and run HJJoin.
    tried that one as admin too, just deleted the files in the end
    It should join them into one fat .zip file.
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