BETA: PowerArchiver 2023 - 22.10.02

[hatesalltel]

Again, with attachment this time (I hope).

[spwolf]

@spwolf:

you can install PA 2007 and use .dll from there…

khm.

[hatesalltel]

spwolf, I will keep that suggestion on my list of things to consider, but since my problems started with installing PA….

[hatesalltel]

davidsplash, I searched the registry for dunzips32.dll and came up with the entry shown in the attached graphic. I right-clicked on that entry and chose ‘delete’, but got the warning shown in the 2nd attached graphic.

When I then searched for ‘dunzips32.dll’ again, it was still there.

Any suggestion how to delete this entry? I’m not a registry wizard, as you can probably tell.

Thanks.

[mwb1100]

I have a WinXP system that has both files on it:

dunzip32.dll:  
    Version 5.0.0.0
    Location:  C:\program files\notes (Lotus Notes)
    Description:  DynaZIP-32 Multi-Threading UnZIP DLL

dunzips32.dll:
    Version 6.0.0.5
    Location:  C:\program files\powerarchiver
    Description:  DynaZip Secure Multi-Threading UnZip DLL

These 2 DLLs are not interchangeable - dunzip32.dll (the non-secure one) has an export named “dunzip” (among other exports); dunzips32.dll (the secure one) has a corresponding export named “dunzipS”. If a program is compiled to use dunzips32.dll it will be looking for an API named dunzipS which will not be found if the DLL is really dunzip32.dll.

Of course there are probably other differences, but surely this is enough to conclude that the files are not interchangeable.

Also, the dunzips32.dll file is digitally signed by ConeXware - I don’t know if this is just so that user’s can verify where it came from or if PA checks for the signature and refuses to use one that’s unsigned (maybe spwolf can inform us on that).

If you want the file, you can get it from the PA installer by opening the installer executable with PA (which poses a chicken & egg problem for you certainly :)). It’s a 7Zip self-extractor, so I assume that other archive utilities can open up the PA installer as well.

But often files of this type require some sort of registration in the registry, so it might make sense to re-install PA to get the registry hopefully fixed up, too.

[hatesalltel]

I’m probably confused, but but do davidsplash’s and mwb1100’s suggestions combine to:

1. re-install PA
2. copy dunzips32.dll from whereever PA puts it to c:\windows

?

Thanks.

[pa user109]

This is hatesalltel with a different login account.

Twice now I’ve gotten to the point where I’m blocked from making posts. I get the message shown below my signature.

Is an administrator consciously blocking my account? If so, may I ask why? Or, is it a problem with the forum application or database?

Regards,
(now) PA User

Forum message:

you do not have permission to access this page. This could be due to one of several reasons:
1.Your user account may not have sufficient privileges to access this page. Are you trying to edit someone else’s post, access administrative features or some other privileged system?
2.If you are trying to post, the administrator may have disabled your account, or it may be awaiting activation.

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[spwolf]

did you login with your account? maybe your cookies get cleared and you need to login properly with your username/password. We dont ban anyone, only for spamming and there was definetly no need to ban you.

I doubt there is an issue with database since everyone elses account work fine.

thanks