According to news on July 4, Microsoft announced at the Build 2023 developer conference held in May this year that the Windows 11 system will natively support decompression of RAR and 7-Zip files. Microsoft has invited users to experience and test this feature in the Win11 Build 23493 preview update released recently.
IT Home Previously, the new preview version of Microsoft Win11 integrated the libarchive open source project and can natively decompress the following file formats:
.tar
- .
- tar.gz
.
- tar.bz2
.
- tar.zst
.
- tar.xz
.tgz
- .tbz2
- .tzst
- .txz
- .rar
- .7z
The compressed files in the above format are in the folder form by default in the Win11 file manager. When the user double-clicks the compressed file in the above format, it will The same decompression window as the ".zip" file will pop up, and the user can follow the on-screen instructions to complete the decompression process.
It should also be noted that the current Win11 system does not support decompression of encrypted compressed files.
For example, if the user decompresses the ".7z" file containing the password and double-clicks it, the password verification window will not pop up, but an error will be prompted.
Microsoft has previously stated that it will open the decompression function in September this year, and launch the ability to natively create compressed files in RAR, 7-Zip, TAR, GZ and many other formats next year.
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