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Guest
Recently Windows XP SP2 has prevented me from unzipping zip files. Whenever I
try to unzip a file I get the message: Windows has blocked access to these
files to help protect your computer.
Windows blocks files that are marked as not trusted.
When I follow the help file information it says I can choose to unblock the
file from it's property dialog box. However, there is no such option.
I first thought it was a special type of zip file created under certain
circumstances. But I even get that message if I use Windows to zip a text
file and then try to extract it again.
I have also installed Windows Defender Beta, could this be causing this
issue? I have never had any problems with the built in zip utility in Windows.
I can extract the zipfiles just fine in any other compression software.
-Thomas
try to unzip a file I get the message: Windows has blocked access to these
files to help protect your computer.
Windows blocks files that are marked as not trusted.
When I follow the help file information it says I can choose to unblock the
file from it's property dialog box. However, there is no such option.
I first thought it was a special type of zip file created under certain
circumstances. But I even get that message if I use Windows to zip a text
file and then try to extract it again.
I have also installed Windows Defender Beta, could this be causing this
issue? I have never had any problems with the built in zip utility in Windows.
I can extract the zipfiles just fine in any other compression software.
-Thomas