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  If you get Windows cannot complete the extraction error message on your computer screen, moving the archive file to a different folder could help. There are a lot of ways to fix this problem and to extract your zip files successfully. It could be very irritating when you see an error message on your screen while uncompressing or extracting an archive file on your computer. This is why we are here with the solutions to fix it. A few things can help you to compress your ZIP files without getting the ‘windows cannot complete the extraction’ error message. For example, you may have to rename the file, choose a different extraction path, fix the archive file, and all. We suggest you stay on this page and follow all the solutions mentioned here as long as your error doesn’t fix. Let’s go ahead. Troubleshooting Windows Cannot Complete the Extraction 1. Move the compressed file The current location of your ZIP or RAR file could be the most likely reason for this error. Some destinations ...

Microsoft, the software beast, is discarding some of its accessibility features from the Windows 10 operating system. A forthcoming Windows update will remove some handy features that are now useless from Windows 10. Microsoft has recently confirmed that it will remove the ‘shake to minimize’ feature using an upcoming update for Windows 10. Microsoft Strips Off Less Useful Features Microsoft is now removing one of its less popular and less convenient features. One such feature it will remove is ‘shake to minimize’ that enables users to terminate all windows and tabs by shaking the mouse back and forth quickly. This feature was initially launched with the Windows 7 operating system. Many users complain that this feature is frustrating as it sometimes accidentally closes all Windows. Suppose you are working on your computer and you open multiple applications on your screen. As you unintentionally move your mouse back and forth, all your work and applications close instantly. How irritati...