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Before you is an amazing file archiver that will work perfectly on both 32 and 64 bit Windows operating systems, on the official website you will find versions for other systems. The advantage of the development can be safely called a high level of data compression, if you look at the overall rating, then this archiver is among the leaders in terms of speed and degree of compression, respectively. I can only recommend to everyone to download WinRAR  from our project, I myself use it in conjunction with 7ZIP, everything is fine.
Naturally, with this program you can create archives in RAR and ZIP formats, respectively, but you can unpack files in completely different formats (see the full list on the official website), when creating an archive WinRAR will allow you to encrypt it using different methods, for example, using the AES algorithm where the key length is is 128 bits. If you believe the authors of the program, then you can work with archives weighing more than 1000 gigabytes, of course, you can also create self-extracting, multivolume and continuous archives.
If you wish, WinRAR will allow you to add additional information to your archives to restore the archive, this happens, for example, if it is damaged, and you can also work with special recovery volumes. You can control the archiver using the command line, it also works great with the NTFS file system and file names in Unincode.
Please note that WinRAR, starting from version 4, which is actually presented to you, has changed the RAR archiving algorithm, thus the developers have significantly accelerated the process of unpacking files. If you believe them, then depending on what files you are working with, the speed can be accelerated by thirty percent. Also, a password manager has become available to you, which will allow you to save the password and then use it immediately without typing.

Developer : RAR LAB
License : ShareWare
Language : English
Size : 6 MB
OS : Windows

[b]How to Install:[/b]
1). Instructions are included in ReadMe.txt if needed.
2). That is all, Done