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As a workaround now you may use in console -scc switch like these: 7z.exe a -mx9 -sccutf-8 -mhe+ -psome_chinese_pass 1.7z dir/ And in GUI in parameters field apply: sccutf-8 Currently 7-Zip does not seem to recognize CP936 character encoding/codepage. And I don't know if it should as thee is UTF-8 to support all languages and even more signs, like emojis. There is another issue: people who don't know Asian languages don't even know how to input signs nor they know which sign. You would have to send...

As a workaround now you may use in console -scc switch like these: 7z.exe a -mx9 -sccutf-8 -mhe+ -psome_chinese_pass 1.7z dir/ And in GUI in parameters field apply: sccutf-8 Currently 7-Zip does not seem to recognize CP936 character encoding/codepage. And I don't know if it should as thee is UTF-8 to support all languages and even more signs, like emojis.

OK, no need for xargs, some examples: find . -mindepth 1 -maxdepth 1 -type f -exec 7zz a -mx0 a.zip {} + 7zz x -so 7z2501-linux-x64.tar.xz | 7zz x -si -ttar | 7zz a -mx9 a.7z

OK, no need for xargs, just use: find . -mindepth 1 -maxdepth 1 -type f -exec 7zz a -mx0 a.zip {} +

Have you tried with xargs?

You can use && operator, so command after it will start only if previous command ended with success: command1 && command2

In event viewer you can filter view to see event(s) you want...

If both 7-zip and WinRAR works and only winzip fails, then it's a garbage, even if it's paid - don't use it! Limit number of archive programs to avoid incompatibilities. We live in real world, not in ideal world where everything should work.