AutoExtract 2

As someone who frequently downloads files from the internet, I am always on the lookout for a fast and easy way to decompress those files. That's why I was excited to try out AutoExtract 2.

This software is incredibly simple to use. Once you have it installed on your computer, it sits quietly in your system tray, ready to jump into action as soon as you download a compressed file. It automatically detects the new archive and decompresses it into a new folder with the same name.

One of the best things about AutoExtract 2 is how many different file types it can handle. It can automatically handle the decompression of ZIP and RAR files, but it can also handle so much more. It can handle 7z, ace, arc, arj, bin, bzip, cab, deb, gz, iso, jar, lha, lzh, pak, rpm, tar, xpi, z, and zoo files as well. If your preferred archiver has commandline support, AutoExtract 2 can automate the decompression process for that as well. Plus, there are presets for popular archivers like 7-zip file manager, ALZip 5.5+, PowerArchiver PACL 4.x+, TurboZip 6+, WinAce 2+, and ZipGenius 6+.

AutoExtract 2 also offers lots of customization options. You can choose which folder AutoExtract 2 monitors for new archives (it monitors the desktop by default), and you can have it automatically delete the original archive after it has been successfully decompressed. You can even change the icon of the destination folder for a more personalized touch. Plus, the software will show you a notification of the status of the decompression process, and a small popup will display the progress of the decompression. Finally, you can specify the number of attempts the software will make at decompressing an archive.

Overall, I highly recommend AutoExtract 2 for anyone who frequently downloads compressed files from the internet. It's an incredibly simple and effective way to automate the decompression process, saving you time and effort every step of the way.