is it possible to extract all files in a directory to their respective folders?
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Solution 1
Okay, so how one would do this is as followed: run the winrar GUI executable. Navigate to the collection of files. Select them all. Right click. Select extract to. Select Extract Archives to sub folders. Select OK.
Solution 2
WinRAR has a right-click menu command called "extract each archive to separate folder". Select all zip files and right click on any one of them to get this option.
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Updated on September 18, 2022Comments
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Catpersonisme almost 2 years
So I've got a lot of .sbm files I zip and unzip on a regular basis. I generally use winrar gui and do by hand. I looked for a utility in the menus, but I've had no luck. So I was wondering if there's a way to extract (retaining their directory structure, and their folder names) all at once.
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fixer1234 over 9 yearsSo you're just looking to extract all of the archived files at once, retaining their directory structure? That is pretty basic to every archiving utility, generally the default action. Can you describe what command or menu sequence you're using and what result you're getting?
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Catpersonisme over 9 yearsI figured it out. I was insanely sleepy when I asked this. Should I close this? Or should I just post an answer?
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fixer1234 over 9 yearsPosting an answer would be great except the question also needs work so that it can be found in a search by someone else with whatever the issue is, and it makes sense when they find it.
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Catpersonisme over 9 yearsSo they won't have all their contents extract to one folder, right?
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Catpersonisme over 9 yearsWait, this requires that I go to each one individually, and I'm trying to automate this.
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Catpersonisme over 9 yearsOK, I just figured it out, I had to select extract archives to sub folders.
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Andrey Kazak over 2 yearsHow does one add "Extract each archive to separate folder" to 7-zip's context menu? Thanks.