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Make an executable file from a ZIP file
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This wikiHow teaches you how to use a free app called Paquet Builder to convert a .Zip file to an .Exe file in Windows.

Quick Steps

  1. Download and install Paquet Builder.
  2. Download and install the menu extension.
  3. Open the ZIP file in the File Explorer.
  4. Right-click the file.
  5. Select Compress into a self-extracting.exe.
  6. Click Build.

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