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When I try to to unzip a trainer program I keep getting this error message 0X80004005 unspecified error.
I have googled the error message and it gives me a very long registry fix that does not match my screen as I go step by step.
I also have run "system mechanic" and Wise 365 and neither one helps.
The error doesn't seen to affect anything else on my computer.
Does anyone have any ideas of how I can get rid of this error?
Thank You,
Alan
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What program are you using to unzip file? if you are using Windows to unzip that file, please try
7zip
Is there any passwords on that zip file?
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Does it have a password or encryption?
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IDM would be 'Internet Download Manager'.
Also stay the hell away from System Mechanic and other Reg cleaning products they will destroy your system (if they haven't already).