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June 8th 08, 03:25 PM
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Computer becomes unusable accessing compressed files
Hi,
I understand compressing files to save space is not a good idea, but being an option saves from time to time your life... usually. I have some very large files from P2P applications, that were created with the compression flag, that right now can't be used at all. When trying to access them, or trying to "decompress" them, explorer.exe stops responding. No Ctrl+Alt+Del. System is Windows Vista Business x86 SP1. 
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