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SYMPTOMS
When you create a compressed folder (ZIP file) that is larger than 4
gigabytes (GBs), the file may no longer be readable, and may become
corrupted. You do not receive any error message when you create the file,
but you cannot read the file after you create it.
CAUSE
This issue can occur because the size limit for compressed folders is
approximately 4 GB.
RESOLUTION
To work around this issue, make sure that you limit the size of a compressed
folder to 4 GB or less when you create a compressed folder.
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> Yes, there is. Limit to the maximum size of file that can be zipped is
> equal to 2 Gb.
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