did a virus scan and did 2 formats of the hard disk where windows is on
(one of them was even from dos just to be sure it took it all away)
I was more talking about some drivers problems...dont know if it can affect something like that really.
oh..and are you sure it could not just be winzip (even if i did reinstall it lots of times now) because most cds use zip files when they install
Its all a matter of willpower
I think those cd's can usuall decompress their own files... unlikely it's a driver problem, because the HD and CDD both use different drivers... could be a screwy mobo... but leave that as a last resort... what about memory?
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one block of 256mb and one on 512bm, both kingston 2700Originally Posted by major_small
Its all a matter of willpower
by chance...how large zip files are we talking here? and if you have xp, are you using winzip to extract the files or the built in zip handler in windows?
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hm well if they are like above 10mb or something like that i get these errors...if they are very small nothing is wrong
And i use winrar, got xp, also tryed winzip but i still get errors
Its all a matter of willpower
does it happen if you unzip it with the windows function? (right click extract all)
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I found out what it was
One of my ram blocks was the reason for all this...I got no idea why but I guess there is just something wrong with it
So now my computer is working fine (only with 256mb ram however)
Thanks a lot for trying to help me out waldo2k2
Its all a matter of willpower
