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I want to search an entire disc and user Winrar "Extract Here" on all archives. I tried to create a bat script but i did not succeed.
All script i can found do other things, i just want to use the "Extract here" command on all subfolders.
Alexander Lavin
Posted 2019-04-03T12:53:45.767
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What did your script look like? You will have to find those rar files and if you want to extract them were those rar files extract you will have to get the path by either manually walking or extracting it based on the filepath. Any reason you absolutly need to do this as a batch rather than as PowerShell script? – Seth – 2019-04-03T12:59:28.443
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Possible duplicate of Batch the "Extract Here" command
– CaldeiraG – 2019-04-03T13:06:40.053On the question i linked you can find a command to extract all zips in a drive using 7zip. – CaldeiraG – 2019-04-03T13:07:26.110
@Seth No i could use a PowerShell script, its just seemed a lot more advanced – Alexander Lavin – 2019-04-03T13:45:55.547
@TiagoCaldeira I tried to follow that but it doesnt unpack rar files. – Alexander Lavin – 2019-04-03T13:46:46.293
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@AlexanderLavin Fair enough. I'm giving you this link also so you can dig deeper into it. I'm sorry i can't help more, not used with the situation.
– CaldeiraG – 2019-04-03T13:51:27.023