WinRar .exe file is opening slow

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Douglas R.

Its working now, thank you.

Hello again. As I mentioned and difficult to define what is causing this slowness this may vary depending on the size of the file and the transfer environment for example

The transfer speed of an HDD is on average up to 50 MB/s for writing, and up to 120 MB/s for reading.

SATS SATA have a speed limitation close to 600 MB/s

If you are transferring from a USB Drive 2.0 to the PC in theory, USB 2.0 allows transfers of up to 480 mbps,

Among other cases such as USB 3.0 ports, NVME unit etc ...

If the problem is with Winrar itself not with the transfer speed, test the guidelines mentioned in the site below mainly the compatibility step

https://windowsreport.com/winrar-not-responding...

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If you still believe the problem is in Windows Test perform an Inplace Upgrade that will "force" the installation of the system image updates, eliminating the problem. follow the directions on the link below.

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I hope this information helps you.

Regards,

Douglas R.

Its still the same, and i dont know why.

Hi, I'm Douglas. Welcome to the community. I'm happy to help you today

There are some factors that we must consider for example type of storage unit, type of file you are using etc...

Make better tests by unzipping files of various types, use more than one program like filzip, 7zip, winrar, filzip and compare the time.

Initially I suggest that you follow the steps below in the order in which they are found to solve possible problems with the system and do the test at the end of each one:

Run SFC, DISM repair tools.

Use patch tools for system files, Windows image:

1. Press Windows+Q keys and type CMD;
2. Right-click on CMD and choose Run as Administrator;
3. Paste the commands below one by one, and to process it, press Enter:

dism /online /cleanup-image /CheckHealth

dism /online /cleanup-image /restorehealth

Finally, run SFC:

sfc /scannow

wait for the process to end and run the Disk check with the command below:

chkdsk /f /r /b

After that restart the system and wait for the process to complete.

check if everything is back to normal.

I hope this information helps you, post the results again. We are available

Regards,

Douglas R.