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78372 11-02-2017 06:08

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Originally Posted by a3ash (Post 455847)
I'm new out here and downloaded this UltraARC but I'm unable to use this. It only stays in taskbar but no new window pops up. I've tried to open it by windows7 in compability mod (I use windows 10) but no success....what can I do now??????



The culprit is ultraarc 3030. Download the ultraarc mods archive from the first post, and use ultraarc 3040. It works for windows 10.

pakrat2k2 11-02-2017 08:33

I'd still stick with ultraarc mods ( 2410 ) most stable on all OS win7,8,10

78372 11-02-2017 08:54

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Originally Posted by pakrat2k2 (Post 455945)
I'd still stick with ultraarc mods ( 2410 ) most stable on all OS win7,8,10



I just told about the latest version, or else, 2410 is just fine

Viper645 23-02-2017 09:09

Can I upload these files to any other site?

Viper645 21-03-2017 20:19

Any glass black box support?

KaktoR 07-04-2017 16:45

Anyone knows if it's possible to use standard freearc compression options like m1,m2,m3 etc?

Prince4 10-04-2017 04:52

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Originally Posted by KaktoR (Post 457898)
Anyone knows if it's possible to use standard freearc compression options like m1,m2,m3 etc?

Use the damn Standard FreeArc then mate..

Prince4 10-04-2017 04:53

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Originally Posted by Viper645 (Post 456256)
Can I upload these files to any other site?

No, not without the permission of the author..

Viper645 13-04-2017 06:43

What's the difference between ua mods and only ua?

KaktoR 13-04-2017 15:01

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Originally Posted by Prince4 (Post 457968)
Use the damn Standard FreeArc then mate..

Holy shit mate, don't get pissed for no reason.

It was just a question :D

Razor12911 17-04-2017 18:38

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Originally Posted by KaktoR (Post 458054)
Holy shit mate, don't get pissed for no reason.

It was just a question :D

Well you could use weak methods, you could use tor in place of lzma, no idea how it fares in terms of speed and ratio but it's worth a shot.

Anyways, I'm working on replacement of this tool.

KaktoR 18-04-2017 04:14

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Originally Posted by Razor12911 (Post 458173)
Well you could use weak methods, you could use tor in place of lzma, no idea how it fares in terms of speed and ratio but it's worth a shot.

Honestly i don't know what all of those methods are for and for what file types.

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Originally Posted by Razor12911 (Post 458173)
Anyways, I'm working on replacement of this tool.

And this time better make a backup of the source on some external drive like a usb stick :D

Grumpy 19-04-2017 20:35

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Originally Posted by KaktoR (Post 458190)
And this time better make a backup of the source on some external drive like a usb stick :D

This is possibly the best advice I have seen someone give you Razor. :D

romulus_ut3 19-04-2017 23:21

An external drive or a USB stick is just as prone to failure like a Mechanical Hard Drive.

Things get much worse if you're dealing with a solid state drive, because these tend to fail without any prior warnings whatsoever.

A cloud storage is a more robust solution, but seeing where Razor's from, I don't think that's a viable solution for him either. Telkom charges a limb or two for unlimited bandwidth, if I recall correctly.

Pity Razor lives too far from me. Recovering data off of dead hard drives is just a matter of few hours for me. ;) Granted, if I can manage a donor drive that matches the model that failed on him.

pakrat2k2 20-04-2017 06:47

^ you could also try Ubuntu it seems to sometimes also read HD that fail within windows.


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