Recent Topics
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SOLVED Slow Download
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UNSOLVED ZIPX-jpeg-compression
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UNSOLVED PA standard 2019 can not create PA-archives
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UNSOLVED The PACL does not extract files from the self-extracting archive
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SOLVED Find file in archive.
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UNSOLVED PA 19.00.57 - Drawing issue on file type collumn
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UNSOLVED PA 19.00.57 crashes Firefox 69.0.1 in module pashlext64.dll | UserCallWinProcCheckWow
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UNSOLVED Include all PowerArchive Toolbox features in the offline installer
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UNSOLVED PA 2019 explorer preview window always blank
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UNSOLVED Encrypt files inside archive that has already been created [.zipx]
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UNSOLVED PA 19.00.51 / Access Violation
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UNSOLVED PA 19.00.57 (and earlier) Duplicate files possible in .pa archive in some cases.
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Fast Ring: PowerArchiver 2019 19.00.51/54/57
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UNSOLVED GUI: In need of a complete overhaul
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UNSOLVED GUI: move label
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UNSOLVED GUI: too much frames
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UNSOLVED PowerArchiver shell extensions possibly crashing windows explorer.exe
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SOLVED PA 19.00.51 - bug / unwanted code execution
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SOLVED Strange file size seen in 2019 portable
Tech Support5
Creatiion of a usb version
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creation of a usb version that does not require u3 as that is the most rubish system in the world it leaves things on your system that weren’t ther before you used it.
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I would be interested in a USB version that was not U3 compatible as well. I currently use EditPadPro and RegxBuddy from JGSoft and both of those applications allow install on both U3 and non-U3 USB drives. The application settings are stored on the drive itself rather than in the registry so there is nothing to cleanup. While this option may not be as well intergated into the shell, it is more compatible with the many non-U3 USB drives that already exist.
I should probably try installing PA on my USB drive just to see how it behaves when used on other computers.