It’s a common procedure/routine thing we go through: whenever we download compressed files in Zip or RAR format, we’ve to extract their contents manually, its OK for one time, what if need to download and extract files from several archives to our Computers? Doesn’t there a program to automate this process? AutoWinRarZip is a freeware tool that will automatically extract archived files to your Computer whenever you download them.
Trick to Extract files from Multiple WinRAR archives with a Single Click
Using AutoWinRarZip
Download and install AutoWinRarZip on your Computer and run it. This program’s icon appears in the system tray, right-click on it and open its user interface. Click “Add New folder” to add directory, where you’re going to download and store archives and their extracted files.
Now select the directory you’ve just added and select the “Source Directory” where archived files will be downloaded, and similarly select “Destination Directory” where decompressed/unarchieved files will stored.
That’s it! User’s part it over, AutoWinRarZip will take from now on, it sits silently in the system tray and whenever you download archives, program extracts them automatically.
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For example, if you’ve downloaded a compressed file in either Zip or Rar format, after the downloading is complete, the program starts working in the background, you’ll see “Decompress completed” dialog in the system tray once the process finishes. So when your file downloading is completed, it’s extraction is also completed, time saved.
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This program automatically deletes archive after extraction to save the space.
AutoWinRarZip features
- Auto decompression (extract) archive (unrar, unzip) in specified directories
- Build-in Decompress Module.
- Support Formats: Rar, Zip (DEFLATE, BZip2, LZMA/LZMA2, PPMd), Tar, Gzip, Bzip
- Auto detect *.zip, *.rar extensions in specified directories.
- Set up source folder and destination folder for auto extract archives.
AutoWinRarZip works on Windows XP/Vista/7.
I’ll recommend using Unpack Monitor instead. Because it supports password and also unpacks 7z, iso and hj joins