Originally posted by e45: you could always right click the winrar file and extract it to a folder that way the exe file will not open until you click it
Maybe that would work if I had only a single executable file.
However, in my situation I have something like:
foo.part01.exe
foo.part02.rar
foo.part03.rar
When I right click foo.part01.exe, and extract into a subfolder, I get only a small portion of the archive. Perhaps the integrated extraction proceaa cannot handle a multi file archive, and the .rar files are not utilized.
Double clicking foo.part02.rar gives indication that the beginning of foo.big is missing (where foo.big is the "main" file in the archive).
sandboxie would be the easiest method of test running or tho i loath to say it returnil,unless you have a vpc "virtual pc" google if you don't know what a vpc is
Originally posted by e45: you could always right click the winrar file and extract it to a folder that way the exe file will not open until you click it
Maybe that would work if I had only a single executable file.
However, in my situation I have something like:
foo.part01.exe
foo.part02.rar
foo.part03.rar
When I right click foo.part01.exe, and extract into a subfolder, I get only a small portion of the archive. Perhaps the integrated extraction proceaa cannot handle a multi file archive, and the .rar files are not utilized.
Double clicking foo.part02.rar gives indication that the beginning of foo.big is missing (where foo.big is the "main" file in the archive).
Actually, when I used the universal extractor to extract foo.part01.exe to a sub folder (foo.part01), I found a "secondary" foo.part01.exe nested within that sub folder (slightly smaller than the original foo.part01.exe).
I then renamed the original foo.part01.exe and put the "secondary" foo.part01.exe in its place.
I also renamed the extraction sub folder(foo.part01).
I then used the universal extractor on the "new" foo.part01.exe (delving one level of recursion) and it produced the desired contents!
