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twh1990

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8. May 2007 @ 02:07

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I recently downloaded sonic from a torrent, but its in 40 plus WinRAR files, which cannot be unzipped due to a cap of 4 gig or something like that.currently, i dunno whether its due to bad data or its a software problem. is there any other way to unzip the file into an iso? will really appreciate the help.

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larrylje

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8. May 2007 @ 07:31

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@twh1990

I have never heard of a Cap on WinRAR. Would be easier to help if we new actually what the error message says.

It sounds like your Hard Drive is possibly formated in FAT32 which can not handle files over 1GB.

If this is the case you will need to convert your HardDrive to the NTSC file format.

or

Completely do a clean install and format it in NTSC if your operating system setup disc allows for this.

To find out what File System you have do the below...

If it says FAT32 then reply back with what Operating system you use for further instructions on how to convert the File System to NTSC.

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Thinone

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8. May 2007 @ 10:39

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Originally posted by larrylje:
@twh1990

I have never heard of a Cap on WinRAR. Would be easier to help if we new actually what the error message says.

It sounds like your Hard Drive is possibly formated in FAT32 which can not handle files over 1GB.

If this is the case you will need to convert your HardDrive to the NTSC file format.

or

Completely do a clean install and format it in NTSC if your operating system setup disc allows for this.

To find out what File System you have do the below...

If it says FAT32 then reply back with what Operating system you use for further instructions on how to convert the File System to NTSC.