You can use this tool to extract the contents of zipped files. If none of the methods we mentioned above worked for you, you can also search online and download third-party freeware for compressing files. Corrupted files will be replaced on reboot.
Go to the General tab and click Selective Startup.This should take you to the System Configuration Utility. Type “msconfig” (no quotes) and hit Enter.Here are the steps for performing a Clean Boot. In this case, you would have to manually troubleshoot to identify the root cause of the problem. If you can, then there’s probably a third-party process that’s disrupting the process. You can also try entering a Clean Boot state and check if you can extract the files from there. In this case, what you can do is download a fresh copy of the compressed file and save it to another location. On the other hand, the reason why you see the error ‘Windows cannot complete the extraction’ in Windows 10 or other system errors may be a corrupted download. You can also go online and search for freeware that can automatically fix long-path names. If you can’t move the compressed file because the destination path is too long, you can shorten the name of the parent folders. Method 4: Changing the Name of the Destination Path After moving the compressed file, try extracting its contents again. The ideal option would be using one of your profile folders, such as Documents. If the location of the compressed file is protected, move it to another folder. Modify the name of the file and try to extract the contents once more.
Restart your computer and try to extract the compressed file once more.
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