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I select a directory.

Right click, Zip, Add to "name".zip

7-Zip zips the directory up

When finished, "Apparently the zip failed. Mo items have been added to the archive"

Using XYplorer to get 7-Zip to open zip file, files zipped match files in directory, all looks ok

Open zip in File Explorer indicates the zip is ok.

Ken

Just saw this has been reported

Ken

Out of memory? I tried zipping an empty dir and also received the error message.

KenS wrote: ↑05 May 2024 09:33 Out of memory? I tried zipping an empty dir and also received the error message.

This will be fixed in the next beta.

But I cannot repro a problem zipping non-empty folders.

Just stumbled over something, but not quite the above scenario.

Try the above, BUT attempt to zip a folder that is in the root dir, I get "File not found or no read permissions", and an empty zip file is created in the root dir, and the error as above is also displayed

BUT just tried it again and it worked ???

Ken

Did it happen only once and never again?

Once so far.

Ok ... I have XP set up (probably the default) with a list of folders on the left and two other windows, which show either files or folders

I am getting a different right click menu, if I click in folder list on the left, where I only get the 7-zip menu to zip. If I change it so I can click the folder in the middle window I get a zip sub menu - AND that is when I get the "Apparently" message - it is interesting that the message appears while the zip progress window is still open.

Ken

Ok, more on "Access is denied" testing.

Change my left window to drive C, select \Users, right click and Add to users.zip, and I get "Access is denied, cannot open file C:\Users" .. so it is a 7zip problem?

Ken

KenS wrote: ↑13 May 2024 10:06 Ok, more on "Access is denied" testing.

Change my left window to drive C, select \Users, right click and Add to users.zip, and I get "Access is denied, cannot open file C:\Users" .. so it is a 7zip problem?

Ken

C:\users is write protected.
Only your own subtree is writable by default.

Horst wrote: ↑13 May 2024 11:27 C:\users is write protected.
Only your own subtree is writable by default.

Ok thanks, I knew C:\ was but didn't realise \users is as well

Ken