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> Yes, because you literally can't look in a random Windows installer Most windows installers are regular archive formats, with either msi information or an ex
by wongarsu 3y ago
> Yes, because you literally can't look in a random Windows installer
Most windows installers are regular archive formats, with either msi information or an executable tacked on. They open just fine in 7zip. Of course analyzing the binary files inside the installer is another matter.
- nullindividual 3y agoMSIs often contain CAB files, which 7Zip can also open, though usually files in MSIs aren't named the same as their uncompressed files (i.e., .dl_ for .dll).