Unzipping files on dinosaur computer
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Hi there
I am moving and want to get rid of a 7 year old computer.
I wanted to back up all the important stuff in there, but it's proving a challenge.
I got a My Book 160GB external drive.
I had to move the old desktop to a room with a phone plug because it got left out of our wireless updating a couple of years ago. So I downloaded the software required to install the external drive (took an hour), but the damn thing is zipped and I don't seem to have unzipping software on that old machine. Or maybe I just don't know where to look. Is it possible it's not there? What are my options? I tried to go to the winzip website to get a free trial version, but it does not seem to be compatible with Windows 98 (which is what I have on that machine). Any hints or suggestions?
I am moving and want to get rid of a 7 year old computer.
I wanted to back up all the important stuff in there, but it's proving a challenge.
I got a My Book 160GB external drive.
I had to move the old desktop to a room with a phone plug because it got left out of our wireless updating a couple of years ago. So I downloaded the software required to install the external drive (took an hour), but the damn thing is zipped and I don't seem to have unzipping software on that old machine. Or maybe I just don't know where to look. Is it possible it's not there? What are my options? I tried to go to the winzip website to get a free trial version, but it does not seem to be compatible with Windows 98 (which is what I have on that machine). Any hints or suggestions?
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You can download this application called WinRAR:
http://www.rarlab.com/rar/wrar37b8.exe
As far as I'm aware it works with windows 98. The download above is only a trial version.
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I ended up floppying the whole content :eek:, and I think I'll do the same with my old laptop. And then I have to find a way to safely get rid of them. Any suggestions?