Can't extract EXE files

[B-Joh]

• Keka version: [1.2.51 (4869)
• macOS Mojave version: 10.14.6 (18G9323)

While attempting to set up a downloaded software, I am met with:

Extraction of "setup.exe" failed Error code 2 using "7zz" Fatal error

log file reproducing the issue: Keka_2022-01-19-100530546.log

Steps to reproduce the behavior:

1. Go to https://support.mindwaretech.com/downloads/
2. Click on '"Electromyography Analysis (EMG)"
3. Download "Version 3.1.5 - 199 MB - Released 2017-08-22"
4. Extract the downloaded file (EMG Analysis 3.1.5 Installer) using Keka
5. Open the extracted file
6. Click on "Volume"
7. Click on "setup.exe"
8. See error

I expected to be met with the installer in order to set up the software on my device

I have tried going back to the original link and re-downloading/re-extracting a few times, as well as closing and launching Keka anew.

[aonez]

This setup file cannot be extracted with Keka. Not all exe files can be extracted since not all are compressed packages.

In this case all the contents are elsewhere in the folder, for example in "supportfiles".

[B-Joh]

Thank you for the help!

On Wed, Jan 19, 2022 at 10:53 AM aONe @.***> wrote:

This setup file cannot be extracted with Keka. Not all exe files can be extracted since not all are compressed packages.

In this case all the contents are elsewhere in the folder, for example in "supportfiles".

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