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The new version of ComfyUI cannot be extracted using 7zip or any other extraction software today

Open JunieLau opened this issue 1 year ago • 15 comments

The new version of ComfyUI cannot be extracted using 7zip or any other extraction software.

JunieLau avatar Nov 06 '23 08:11 JunieLau

Not a lot of info to go on there. Likely the issue is on your end; I was able to download codebase directly from GitHub and extract with 7zip and core Windows 10 *.zip functionality. Latest release, and standalone build also extracted without issue.

Try downloading again, you potentially ended up with a corrupt file. Otherwise, let's try and include more details to figure this out.

Derjyn avatar Nov 06 '23 11:11 Derjyn

Yep, that's a you problem. Extracts fine here using both 7zip and windows 10 built-in zip support.

CHollman82 avatar Nov 06 '23 20:11 CHollman82

Check your downloaded file size.

ltdrdata avatar Nov 07 '23 02:11 ltdrdata

Same issue, windows 11, getting this image

InCrIpTiOn avatar Nov 29 '23 12:11 InCrIpTiOn

extracting with admin perms fixed it

InCrIpTiOn avatar Nov 29 '23 12:11 InCrIpTiOn

To confirm the original fault here, I had the same problem. I have Windows 11, latest 7-zip and downloaded comfy from https://github.com/comfyanonymous/ComfyUI?tab=readme-ov-file#installing

  • Windows Extract would start to slow as soon as it hit the long-named .pyc files
  • 7zip did the same.

The solution for me was to right-click on the .7z file then go to properties. Near the bottom was a warning telling me the file "came from another computer". See the image I have included.

I clicked the "Unblock" tick box and clicked "OK". Screenshot 2024-01-15 165024

Tried to extract again and it worked fine.

greatBigMassive avatar Jan 15 '24 16:01 greatBigMassive

In the end, this isn't anything wrong with ComfyUI. This is going to be an issue for plenty of other compressed files from anywhere and, files in general for users with various security setups, OS versions, etc.

I feel bad for developers/communities that get the short end of the stick when users run into this common but simple to fix "issue".

Derjyn avatar Jan 16 '24 04:01 Derjyn

I do too, and that's why nobody has blamed them for anything and why leaving your own solution might help reduce the support-request load for developers.

Random people might reach this thread and hopefully find their solution. Many of them might never have the time to say thanks but even if it helps one person it was worth doing.

The wonderful world of support - you only hear from customers when there's a problem but if you give them a solution they'll most often never bother to say thanks or leave anything positive when it's all running smoothly 👍

greatBigMassive avatar Jan 16 '24 08:01 greatBigMassive

Thank you @greatBigMassive you're our hero! took me 30 minutes of search to find a solution.

the-najjar avatar Feb 05 '24 06:02 the-najjar

I tried to extract the files and it was extreemly slow. After greatBigMassive fix it worked as a charm :-)

harolds avatar Mar 01 '24 19:03 harolds

Same happens on Windows 10. @greatBigMassive you are really the great one!

Fafa87 avatar Mar 18 '24 16:03 Fafa87

To confirm the original fault here, I had the same problem. I have Windows 11, latest 7-zip and downloaded comfy from https://github.com/comfyanonymous/ComfyUI?tab=readme-ov-file#installing

  • Windows Extract would start to slow as soon as it hit the long-named .pyc files
  • 7zip did the same.

The solution for me was to right-click on the .7z file then go to properties. Near the bottom was a warning telling me the file "came from another computer". See the image I have included.

I clicked the "Unblock" tick box and clicked "OK". Screenshot 2024-01-15 165024

Tried to extract again and it worked fine.

thank you soooo much!

thewesking avatar Mar 31 '24 16:03 thewesking

Good old windows keeping us "safe". Thank you! Edit this wasnt the issue for me, it was the file length. Renamed it to just comfy and it worked, I presume moving it to C: root and then extracting would also be ok

Marc2629 avatar Apr 27 '24 20:04 Marc2629

thanks that worked great

Unreality42 avatar Apr 29 '24 21:04 Unreality42