WinRAR 7

It didn't delete the file. It shows a "Discard" option, which will delete the file. If you don't "Discard it, it leaves file with the .crdowload extension, which is the same extension it uses for incomplete downloads. You can then rename the file with a .zip extension and will be fine.

I haven't seen this before with Chrome. I also haven't looked into why this is happening or whether there is a way to turn it off. It's also possible that the alert is being triggered by Windows Defender and Chrome is picking up on that but I don't know for sure. At least there's a way to get around it.

Chrome didn't delete the file. It shows a "Discard" option, which will delete the file. If you don't "Discard it, it leaves file with the .crdowload extension, which is the same extension it uses for incomplete downloads. You can then rename the file with a .zip extension and will be fine.

I haven't seen this before with Chrome. I also haven't looked into why this is happening or whether there is a way to turn it off. It's also possible that the alert is being triggered by Windows Defender, which always flags Keygens as malware and that Chrome is picking up on that but I don't know for sure. At least there's a way to get around it.

quote by quique66Alguien sabe como se instala esto?....bastante confuso...

It's super easy!
1- Uninstall the version you have installed. You need to reboot windows.
2-Install the new version (note that the 32-bit version is called wrar580.exe and the 64-bit version winrar-x64-580.exe)
3-Execute the WinRAR.v5.01_KEYGEN-FFF.exe file as administrator. In the window that says Name: SEVEN I wrote the name you want. Then you press the Generate button and a couple of pop-up windows will appear. Enter everything and go!

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Es super fácil!
1- Desintalá la versión que tengas instalada. Necesitás rebootear windows.
2-Instalá la nueva versión (fijate que la versión de 32 bits se llama wrar580.exe y la de 64 bits winrar-x64-580.exe)
3-Ejecutá el archivo WinRAR.v5.01_KEYGEN-FFF.exe como administrador. En la ventana que dice Name: SEVEN escribí el nombre que quieras. Luego presionas el botón Generate y te van a aparecer un par de ventanas emergentes. Dale Enter a todo y listo!

I always had a popup when i click on peeplink either on a fresh Windows install

You don't download enough shit. Firefox is always blocking files/sites as malicious viruses that actually aren't. All it takes for them to block something are a couple of reports by the author/company and his pals. Do you really think they're going to go to the trouble of analysing the code of a keygen to ascertain whether it's legit or not? Of course they don't -- they play safe and ban all piracy as malware.

Edit: So I've just downloaded and tested it. The app is the one produced by WinRar. The keygen is the same one that millions of people have been using since WinRar 5.01 came out in 2013.

But by all means, don't download it if you're worried. I don't care one way or the other.

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facts.... imagine paying for a archiver haha

yeah 7z has the highest compression ratio, and the same aes encryption winrar and winzip have. The only reason why I also have winrar is because sometimes some rar files will give errors with 7zip for some reason. It doesn't happen often though.

I know someone might argue that nowdays storage drive space is cheap, but if you are already compressing, why not use the superior (and free-open source) solution?