Hello everyone
After downloading all 5 files of this route to my desktop, i went to unzip all files of wcml 1 and bang, up comes a error message saying that the zip file is invalid or corrupt. Have i downloaded to the wrong place?
Any help greatly appreciated
Matt C
Warrington railways installation
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Have a look at http://forums.uktrainsim.com/viewtopic.php?t=31226 You need to rename the files as advised and use a recent version of Winzip (not the built in zip support for Windows XP).
If this doesn't help then please post a screenshot of the error.
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If this doesn't help then please post a screenshot of the error.
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First thing might be to try downloading the file again - a pain, I know, if you're not on premium membership, but sometimes files do get corrupted 'in transit'.
Assuming you're unzipping with WinZip, that does have a feature that allows you to 'test' the archive; if that shows an error, then it definitely corrupt. Download again to be sure, then perhaps let Matt know so he can check it out properly.
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Assuming you're unzipping with WinZip, that does have a feature that allows you to 'test' the archive; if that shows an error, then it definitely corrupt. Download again to be sure, then perhaps let Matt know so he can check it out properly.
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Re: Warrington railways installation
I've tried installing Warrington Railways but all I get is an error message saying "The same volume can not be used as both the source and destination". Why couldn't the creator of the route have upload it here as an installer file instead of this stupid compressed zipped folder+z01-04 configuration.
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Re: Warrington railways installation
Hi,
Welcome to the Forum
You'll need to use WinZip or 7Zip to unpack the spanned archive. Also, follow the instructions given earlier in this thread regarding the location and naming of the files.
The format is not "stupid"; it's an old route and at that time, many used the same system.
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Ged
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You'll need to use WinZip or 7Zip to unpack the spanned archive. Also, follow the instructions given earlier in this thread regarding the location and naming of the files.
The format is not "stupid"; it's an old route and at that time, many used the same system.
Cheers,
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Re: Warrington railways installation
I seem to recall having the same problem with this myself, and I am sure that I finally fixed it using WinRAR.
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Re: Warrington railways installation
That is a good point Ged.slipperman12 wrote:The format is not "stupid"; it's an old route and at that time, many used the same system.
The other consideration is that if it was a single EXE installer rather than a spanned zip the file would be somewhat larger i.e. around the same size as all the parts combined. Then non-premium members would be complaining that it was too big and they can't resume failed downloads if their ISP drops the connection after 2 hours .....
Can't win either way it seems.
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Re: Warrington railways installation
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After downloading all 5 files of this route to my desktop, i went to unzip all files of wcml 1 and bang, up comes a error message saying that the zip file is invalid or corrupt. Have i downloaded to the wrong place?
Any help greatly appreciated
Matt C
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