Download Old Version of WinRAR 3.60

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Program Information:

System Requirements:

32-Bit versions

• Windows Vista
• Windows XP
• Windows Me
• Windows 2000
• Windows 98
• Windows NT 4.0
• Windows 95
• Windows NT 3.5

64-Bit Versions

• Windows Vista x64
• Windows XP x64

Download WinRAR 3.60:

WinRAR 3.60   (1010 KB)

What's New in WinRAR 3.60:

• 1. Multithreaded version of RAR compression algorithm improves the compression speed on computers with several CPU, dual core CPU and processors with hyperthreading technology. Multithreading is enabled by default, but you can disable it in "General" part of "Settings" dialog.
• In the command line mode you can control multithreading with -mt switch.
• 2. WinRAR can display the folder tree panel allowing to navigate in disk and archive folders. Use "Options/Folder tree" submenu to enable the folder tree. It can be configured separately in file and archive management modes.
• Folder tree replaces "Browse for folder" command previously available in "File" menu and uses its Ctrl+T keyboard shortcut.
• 3. Now WinRAR "Rename" command also works with ZIP archives. Previous versions could rename files only in RAR archives.
• 4. Added decompression of LZH archives created with "-lh7-" algorithm.
• 5. New "Remove duplicate folders from extraction path" option in "Settings/Compression" dialog.
• If this option is on and you unpack an archive which root folder has no files and only one 'somename' folder and if destination folder is new or empty and also ends with '/somename', WinRAR will exclude one 'somename' from resulting 'somename/somename' path.
• 6. New "Define volume sizes..." button in "Settings/Compression". This button activates "Define volume sizes" dialog. Here you can customize the list of predefined volume sizes associated with "Split to volumes, bytes" field in archiving dialog.
• 7. Speed of RAR general compression increased for some data types. Depending on data type and size the gain may achieve 5 - 15%
• 8. New "Rename automatically" option in the extraction dialog and command line -or switch to rename extracted files automatically if file with the same name already exists. You can also enable the auto-renaming mode directly from the overwrite confirmation prompt with "Rename All" button.
• Renamed files will get names like 'filename(N).txt', where 'filename.txt' is the original file name and 'N' is a number.
• 9. "Set modification time" option in "Advanced" part of extraction dialog is accessible also for ZIP archives. Previously it could be changed only for RAR archives.
• 10. "Multithreading" option added to "Benchmark and hardware test" command, so you can compare performance of usual and multithreaded versions of RAR compression algorithm.
• 11. New 'ch' (change archive parameters) command line mode command. Its purpose is to apply switches like -av, -tl and -cl to archive.
• 12. New 'cv' command line mode command. It provides the command line interface to WinRAR "Convert archives" command. It is supported only by winrar.exe, not by rar.exe.
• 13. New command line -sl and -sm switches to set size limits of processing files.
• 14. New command line -fcu[file] switch allows to read archive comments from Unicode files. It also modifies behavior of "cw" command, setting the comment output format to Unicode.
• 15. 7Z added to list of formats stored without compression when using -ms switch without a parameter.
• 16. Switch -e[+] is now supported by most of command line operations including extracting and deleting files. Previously it was supported by only archiving command.
• 17. It is allowed to use environment variables in archive name in archiving dialog, in destination path in extraction dialog, in folder names on "Compression" and "Paths" pages in WinRAR settings. For example, you can enter '%temp%' in "Folder for temporary files" field.

About:

• Complete support for RAR and ZIP archives, and unpacking of CAB, ARJ, LZH, TAR, GZ, ACE, UUE, BZ2, JAR, ISO, 7Z and Z archives.
• Optional archive encryption using AES (Advanced Encryption Standard) with a key of 128 bits.
• Files and archives up to 8.589 billion (10^12) gigabytes in size are supported. The number of archived files is unlimited for all practical purposes.
• The ability to create self-extracting and multi-volume(split) archives.
• Data redundancy is provided via recovery records and recovery volumes, allowing to reconstruct even damaged archives.
• WinRAR supports advanced NTFS file system options and Unicode in file names.
• WinRAR can be tested for free for up to 40 days and provides free unlimited upgrades.