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UNSOLVED E-Mail problem
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UNSOLVED PA 19.00.43...47 stops me moving .tar.xz, .tar.gz, .7z and .iso files.
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UNSOLVED Bug report
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UNSOLVED Typo: SmartiAI
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UNSOLVED GUI: Center the buttons
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Fast Ring: PowerArchiver 2019 19.00.30/31/32/33/39/40/41/43/44/46/47/48
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UNSOLVED Shell extension detects executable as archive, but does nothing
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UNSOLVED PA 19.00.47 spurious messsage when extracting particular .pa file.
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UNSOLVED 1st char to select file in list fails (a reprise)
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UNSOLVED The PACL does not extract files from the self-extracting archive
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UNSOLVED The file list is not updated
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UNSOLVED Extracting single files and other issues
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UNSOLVED PA 19.00.43 Queue re-enabled every Windows reboot
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UNSOLVED How can I deactivate this annoying shoutbox?
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SOLVED PA 2019 register type associations everytime.
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UNSOLVED It's impossible to keep the "Use Deflate64 compression" option un-checked
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UNSOLVED I found a solution to OneDrive problem
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Please Help!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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I Encrypted With 128bits A Zip File Usando .pae Extension.
But I Forgot The Password!!!
There Some Tool That Can Break De Password? Please I Need Those Files!!!
Please If Someone Know Some Tool Or Method To Crack The Password Please!!! Help-me!
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Sorry…
@PA:
Please note that it is very IMPORTANT that you do not forget your password. You will NOT be able to use the file if you forget the password. There is no way you can recover a forgotten PAE password.
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there is nothing that can do this as pae is the highest encryption around
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If you have an idea of the length of the password (eg. between 5 and 8 characters) along with a range of characters that were used for the password (eg. A-Z letters and 0-9 digits), then it’s possible to write a script using the command-line version of PA (ie. PACL) to brute-force try all possible combinations.
