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I've received a zip file (that the recipient tells me has a password on it), I have a windows 7 machine (no idea what machine he created the zip on) and I've right clicked the zip file, and selected &quot;extract all&quot;, it then prompts for a desitnation folder so I select a folder (still havent been prompted for a password here), and then I just get error messages....<br />
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&quot;An unexpected error is keeping you from copying the file..... &quot;<br />
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Error code 0x80004005: Unspecified Error. <br />
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Any idea would the issue could be? Could it be to what they used to zip the file in?
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I've received a zip file (that the recipient tells me has a password on it), I have a windows 7 machine (no idea what machine he created the zip on) and I've right clicked the zip file, and selected "extract all", it then prompts for a desitnation folder so I select a folder (still havent been prompted for a password here), and then I just get error messages....

"An unexpected error is keeping you from copying the file..... "

Error code 0x80004005: Unspecified Error. 

Any idea would the issue could be? Could it be to what they used to zip the file in?

Zip file issue

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