Of course, you probably wouldn't be able to do much in Windows with uncompressed TAR or GZIP archives unless it was something like a MySQL database.
If you can extract data from a ZIP, RAR or 7z file, you should be able to do the same with a. With each of these, the principle concerning compressing and extracting the data remains the same. These methods can be combined, however – it isn't uncommon to see a filename as. TAR – like Gzip, TAR is mostly used on Linux, and again a Windows version can be installed.Gzip – usually used by Linux systems, a Windows version is available.Has been somewhat overtaken by 7z, but remains useful. PeaZip – a free alternative to WinZip and WinRAR with its own.
Although 7z, WinZip and WinRAR are the most widely-used file compression tools for Windows, others are available.
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