Post: How To Extract Most Archive Files Using Winrar
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02-18-2016, 04:11 AM
#1
Hydrogen
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1.) On your desktop, right click and go to New, then click "Folder". Name the folder to whatever you would like.
2.) Make sure you have Winrar installed. if you don't have it. I will put a link at the bottom of the thread for the link. Then, once downloaded you will be able to continue to step 3.
3.) Open the folder that has the ISO you are trying to extract. Right click the ISO file, and choose "Extract Files..." Now, extract it to the folder you just created; just look for the name.
4.) Wait for the extraction completes. Now, exit the ISO Folder, and head to the folder you created. You should see all the files from that ISO.
Link to Winrar: You must login or register to view this content.
That is it for this tutorial, hope it helps you all NextGenUsers!
Cheers, Hydrogen
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Hydrogen ; 02-22-2016 at 03:55 PM.
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02-18-2016, 04:16 AM
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Remy
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Originally posted by Hydrogen
Hello guys! Welcome to another tutorial by Mr. Hydro. In this tutorial, I will show you how to extract an ISO File using Winrar. Here is the tutorial:
1.) On your desktop, right click and go to New, then click "Folder". Name the folder to whatever you would like.
2.) Make sure you have Winrar installed. if you don't have it. I will put a link at the bottom of the thread for the link. Then, once downloaded you will be able to continue to step 3.
3.) Open the folder that has the ISO you are trying to extract. Right click the ISO file, and choose "Extract Files..." Now, extract it to the folder you just created; just look for the name.
4.) Wait for the extraction completes. Now, exit the ISO Folder, and head to the folder you created. You should see all the files from that ISO.
Link to Winrar: You must login or register to view this content.
That is it for this tutorial, hope it helps you all NextGenUsers!
Cheers, Hydrogen
1.) On your desktop, right click and go to New, then click "Folder". Name the folder to whatever you would like.
2.) Make sure you have Winrar installed. if you don't have it. I will put a link at the bottom of the thread for the link. Then, once downloaded you will be able to continue to step 3.
3.) Open the folder that has the ISO you are trying to extract. Right click the ISO file, and choose "Extract Files..." Now, extract it to the folder you just created; just look for the name.
4.) Wait for the extraction completes. Now, exit the ISO Folder, and head to the folder you created. You should see all the files from that ISO.
Link to Winrar: You must login or register to view this content.
That is it for this tutorial, hope it helps you all NextGenUsers!
Cheers, Hydrogen
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02-22-2016, 03:16 PM
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Oneup
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Originally posted by Hydrogen
Hello guys! Welcome to another tutorial by Mr. Hydro. In this tutorial, I will show you how to extract an ISO File using Winrar. Here is the tutorial:
1.) On your desktop, right click and go to New, then click "Folder". Name the folder to whatever you would like.
2.) Make sure you have Winrar installed. if you don't have it. I will put a link at the bottom of the thread for the link. Then, once downloaded you will be able to continue to step 3.
3.) Open the folder that has the ISO you are trying to extract. Right click the ISO file, and choose "Extract Files..." Now, extract it to the folder you just created; just look for the name.
4.) Wait for the extraction completes. Now, exit the ISO Folder, and head to the folder you created. You should see all the files from that ISO.
Link to Winrar: You must login or register to view this content.
That is it for this tutorial, hope it helps you all NextGenUsers!
Cheers, Hydrogen
1.) On your desktop, right click and go to New, then click "Folder". Name the folder to whatever you would like.
2.) Make sure you have Winrar installed. if you don't have it. I will put a link at the bottom of the thread for the link. Then, once downloaded you will be able to continue to step 3.
3.) Open the folder that has the ISO you are trying to extract. Right click the ISO file, and choose "Extract Files..." Now, extract it to the folder you just created; just look for the name.
4.) Wait for the extraction completes. Now, exit the ISO Folder, and head to the folder you created. You should see all the files from that ISO.
Link to Winrar: You must login or register to view this content.
That is it for this tutorial, hope it helps you all NextGenUsers!
Cheers, Hydrogen
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