I downlded a game as 10 parts..75 MB each...hw can i combine "em ?...I was unable 2 open "em wid Winrar..HELP?

Question

I cant figure out wat is their extension till now...I used Hacha Pro to combine "em...but still getting errors...HELP ME OUT...thnx...

Answer 1

The best software top use is either winzip or winrar. They might extract them for you or if not, try running them one at a time. Maybe this will help because some software actually work like that. Try searching the web for a free download of winzip and/or a free download of winrar.

Answer 2

Have you tried HJSplit?  Many things posted on Usenet are split using HJSplit.  What are the extensions of the parts?

http://www.freebyte.com/hjsplit/

Answer 3

Use winrar to extract them (you might want to right click on one file and choose extract here so you'll know where to find it otherwise you'll have to look for it) it should piece them all together as one file.

Answer 4

p****y is not good for the industry

And to be honest i dont feel that someone should help you

But in any case help is still help

arrange all files into one folder, ensuring that you have all of them.

open the file named *.rar the others should be listed as *.1,2,3 etc or part 001 part 002.

ensure that you have all the files there and they are not all corrupted. if its corrupted winrar wont help. nothing will you will have to download it again.

play the game - if you like it buy it

if you hate it - write a review.

Answer 5

Ah, these files originated on Usenet. See, for reliable transmission they must be chunked, sometimes into segments just a few megabytes in size.  Even if you got this through P2P or Bittorent, again, somebody ahead of you probably grabbed it from Usenet.

The solution? You need a file rejoining tool.

http://www.freebyte.com/hjsplit/

This site has ones for most platforms, both common and obscure. Once joined, you'll get a reconstituted file which opens in Winrar. In the future you'll know how to handle files that have numerical endings.

Answer 6

if you change your folder view into "details" you would see the extension