Extracting from Series of files .001 .002 etc

[asdf]

I have a series of files with extensions of form .001 .002 .00n
I've tried extracting from them using winrar and 7zip but neither works.
Can anyone please suggest a proper way of getting the files from this kind
of archive.

thanks

 

[ANONYMOUS]

It depends on how the archive was created. The extensions: .001, .002
etc was normally used by Norton Ghost but you need to know it exactly.
Is there any icon against the file name?

 

[asdf]

no it's definitely not Norton Ghost file. Rather some kind of split
archive file.

thanks

 

[SC Tom]

Use HJSplit: http://download.cnet.com/HJ-Split/3000-2248_4-10550268.html

 

[Tonnie]

I have a series of files with extensions of form .001 .002 .00n
I've tried extracting from them using winrar and 7zip but neither works.
Can anyone please suggest a proper way of getting the files from this kind
of archive.

get HJsplit here:

http://hjsplit.en.softonic.com/

works flawlessly ;o)

 

[Shenan Stanley]

I have a series of files with extensions of form .001 .002 .00n
I've tried extracting from them using winrar and 7zip but neither
works. Can anyone please suggest a proper way of getting the files
from this kind of archive.

What created the files?

..### extensions were used by many different split/archival/compression
utilities. If it was a compression utility - usually it was .z## or .r## or
so on - but it is possible not to have that. You'd need to let someone know
what it was originally created with in order to get a proper extraction of
the files.