W3bbo said:
RLO said:
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Why even risk it with the /extract option? Just use a tool like 7Zip or WinRAR to extract the files.

Because you are not going to install extra utilities on a corporate image of 500 machines?  Big Smile

 

Of course you are right, if you have a technician/dev/personal machine those utilities are just fine.  If you are stuck on a remote campus, and had to snag the executable from HP, it's just as easy to do it via an elevated command line than install a utility, then extract.