Mikhail L.

There is such a driver - GNA_Intel_v3.5.0.1578.zip . With the following structure: GNA_Intel_v3.5.0.1578.zip\GNA_Intel_v3.5.0.1578\gna.cat GNA_Intel_v3.5.0.1578.zip\GNA_Intel_v3.5.0.1578\gna.inf GNA_Intel_v3.5.0.1578.zip\GNA_Intel_v3.5.0.1578\gna.sys (the archive contains a folder inside) So, the Command "C:\Program Files\7-Zip\7z.exe " e "f:\!driver\Chipset\Intel\GNA driver\GNA_Intel_v3.5.0.1578.zip" -oC:\Temp\GNA gives this result: c:\Temp\GNA\GNA_Intel_v3.5.0.1578\ <- empty folder c:\Temp\GNA\gna.cat...

Folders "Config" and "WIN64" are missing in the output directory. Of course, I can make 3 commands (separately Config, separately WIN64 and separately files from "9235") instead of 1, but it doesn't seem right...

Of course I can, but you'd better tell me why, if I specify a folder in the archive ("9235"), the archiver does not start considering this folder as the "root" one? In my understanding, when I specify the folder in the archive and the X command, the archiver should extract only the underlying directory tree.

7z e "F:\!driver\Sound\Realtek\Realtek High Definition Audio 6.0.9235.1 FF00 WHQL win 10 and 11 x64 only.7z" -r 9235\* -oC:\Temp\Audio This command does not work as expected. "All switch needed "-" before symbol" Where did I miss the "-"?.. "e" - "This command copies all extracted files to one directory. If you want extract files with full paths, you must use x (Extract with full paths) command." The "e" command does not create the Config and WIN64 folders in the output directory. The result of these...

Hello. There is an audio driver in the archive with this folder structure: (7z) (7z)\9235 (7z)\9235\Config (7z)\9235\WIN64 (7z)\9235\ (files) The unpacking command "C:\Program Files\7-Zip\7z.exe" x "F:\!driver\Sound\Realtek\Realtek High Definition Audio 6.0.9235.1 FF00 WHQL win 10 and 11 x64 only.7z" -oC:\Temp" gives this result: C:\Temp C:\Temp\9235 C:\Temp\9235\Config C:\Temp\9235\WIN64 C:\Temp\9235\ (files) Everything is right. Now let's change the command like this: "C:\Program Files\7-Zip\7z.exe"...

Hello. There is an audio driver in the archive with this folder structure: (7z) (7z)\9235 (7z)\9235\Config (7z)\9235\WIN64 The unpacking command "C:\Program Files\7-Zip\7z.exe" x (7z)\9235\(files) "F:\!driver\Sound\Realtek\Realtek High Definition Audio 6.0.9235.1 FF00 WHQL win 10 and 11 x64 only.7z" -oC:\Temp" gives this result: C:\Temp C:\Temp\9235 C:\Temp\9235\Config C:\Temp\9235\WIN64 C:\Temp\9235\ (files) Everything is right. Now let's change the command like this: "C:\Program Files\7-Zip\7z.exe"...

Hello. There is an audio driver in the archive with this folder structure: (7z) (7z)\9235 (7z)\9235\Config (7z)\9235\WIN64 The unpacking command "C:\Program Files\7-Zip\7z.exe" x (7z)\9235\(files) "F:\!driver\Sound\Realtek\Realtek High Definition Audio 6.0.9235.1 FF00 WHQL win 10 and 11 x64 only.7z" -oC:\Temp" gives this result: C:\Temp C:\Temp\9235 C:\Temp\9235\Config C:\Temp\9235\WIN64 C:\Temp\9235(files) Everything is right. Now let's change the command like this: "C:\Program Files\7-Zip\7z.exe"...

Hello. There is an audio driver in the archive with this folder structure: (7z) (7z)\9235 (7z)\9235\Config (7z)\9235\WIN64 (7z)\9235(files) The unpacking command "C:\Program Files\7-Zip\7z.exe" x "F:\!driver\Sound\Realtek\Realtek High Definition Audio 6.0.9235.1 FF00 WHQL win 10 and 11 x64 only.7z" -oC:\Temp" gives this result: C:\Temp C:\Temp\9235 C:\Temp\9235\Config C:\Temp\9235\WIN64 C:\Temp\9235(files) Everything is right. Now let's change the command like this: "C:\Program Files\7-Zip\7z.exe"...