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Extract to /example - BUG
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PowerArchiver 2021 20.00.32/44/45
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Unknown Files
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SOLVED encryption bug
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SOLVED File will not extract, takes forever to finish.
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PowerArchiver and PACL for macOS
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UNSOLVED [Bug / Feature Request] Integrate offline Virtual Drive into the PowerArchiver installer
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UNSOLVED extracting issue
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SOLVED No Updates Shown
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SOLVED PowerArchiver resend codes doesn't work
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UNSOLVED File Browser: Operations don't trigger UAC
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Fast Ring: PowerArchiver 2019 19.00.51/54/57/58/59
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SOLVED Problem: Backspace navigation in Explorer mode
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UNSOLVED Smart AI: Preferences not intuitive
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UNSOLVED PA 20.00.02 not executing .exe files from archive
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UNSOLVED Minor UI question
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SOLVED ZIPX-jpeg-compression
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SOLVED PA standard 2019 can not create PA-archives
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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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parctmp.* files all over the place?
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Since installing PA 2017 I have parctmp.* files (0 byte) files all over my hard drive. Is their a way to correct this?
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@melmitts707 said in parctmp.* files all over the place?:
Since installing PA 2017 I have parctmp.* files (0 byte) files all over my hard drive. Is their a way to correct this?
can you tell us when do they get created? It is likely during compression, what format do you use when they get created? I would think it is specific to certain format. Thank you!
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in addition to spwolf’s question, does this occur in Windows Explorer or on additional explorer such as Total Commander? as we have had a similar report on Total Commander leaving such files when copying, and I am still working on reproducing it.
Thanks!
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I often see these weird parctmp.* files in my temp directory (as specified in the PA configuration). Maybe melmitts707 is specifying a temp directory that no longer exists, or something like that.
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The files occur when extracting files from both ZIP and RAR files while using Total Commander. They appear in the destination directory and the Windows Temp directory. I will have to check if it occurs with Windows Explorer. I do know I have been using Total Commander 9.0a and WinRAR 5.40 since they have been released and have never experienced the parctmp.* files until avter I installed PowerArchiver 2017.
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that helps indeed, thanks very much for the details!
We have it logged in for fixing
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Additional information. I uninstalled PowerArchiver and ran Total commander 9.0a and WinRAR 5.40 both x64 version. They ran without any problems. Their were no parctmp.* files left in any of the folders during compression or extraction of files.
