rebbiputzmaker
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Not a jab. lol Just trying to fully understand your comments regarding computing. Maybe I have been doing this too long and I am surprised by what I read at times. Things that I find simple I guess are actually not. I believed you mentioned that a driver uninstaller did not run in Win 10. There are many ways to get around this. I will attach a link. Besides compatibility mode, there are third party uninstallers, and if all else fails manually uninstalling. Which does require being comfortable working in the reg file.Those "advantages" (better compression) in the 90s don't mean jack today when we are talking about a small driver package with fast Internet everyone has.
Thanks for the jab. Let me tell you what that computer expertise tells me: zip decompression is built into Windows. Forcing someone to go hunt around for another decompressor to download and install prior to getting the driver expanded and before you can get the DAC working is bad, bad, practice. There is a thing called "usability" in computer software development. And that is what I am commenting on, not any competition between rar and zip.
https://www.howtogeek.com/228689/how-to-make-old-programs-work-on-windows-10/