7z in the PowerArchiver GUI takes only 8 seconds but causes the mysterious appearance of a UAC dialog, as reported elsewhere. 7z that 7zip tests in 4 seconds), but that is most likely due to the fact that the extracted files are written to disk. Performance is abysmal when testing via the context menu (e.g.
pa (137 of 366), so I scratched that test. 7z contained fewer than half of the files contained in the. There weren’t any errors reported but the resulting. Therefore I wanted to see whether PowerArchiver can at least test. 7z produced by PowerArchiver with maximised settings). 7z in question was produced with maximised compression settings in 7zip (taking forever but resulting in smaller archives than. Comparing the extracted files to the originals shows no differences at all. The test dialog reports as many errors as there are files in the archive but it fails to give any hint as to which files are supposed to be erroneous or what the nature of the problem might be. When the function for testing archives is invoked via the shell context menu (PowerArchiver > Test) then all the files in the archive get extracted to the current folder.
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