Recovering a File
In order to open the apparently corrupt
zip file, orkty.zip, we must first repair it.
There are numerous reasons why a file may become corrupt, although the
most common reason is that it would have a damaged Header part. The Header is the part of the file which
contains important data such as the file size, compressing and decompressing
algorithm, property settings, etc.
Should this part become corrupt due to inconsistency in header part then
Windows is unable to open the file and throws a CRC, Cyclic Redundancy
Checking, error or other types of error (Zip Recovery Software. 2013).
In order to fix this type of corrupt file,
a third party zip file repair tool such as ZIP Repair Tool, or Sanmaxi Zip
Repair will need to be obtained. These
tools "use advanced algorithms technically to deeply analyze and scan your
corrupt zip files and fix all corruption issues" and are usually easy for
even the layperson to install and uninstall (Zip repair, 2013).
Another common reason zip files become
corrupt is because of a broken download.
Files when they are downloaded from the Internet, are broken up into
what are called packets. Should one or
more of these packets become missing, then this causes the file to become
"broken" and therefore unable to be opened. To repair this type of damaged zip file, the
file must be downloaded again (Zip repair, 2013).
Zip files can also become corrupted due to
other things such as Viruses or Spyware.
In order to fix this type of corruption, once again use the zip recovery
software. They can also become corrupted
because of malfunctioning hardware or incompatible software that has been
installed on the computer.
If the file still cannot be opened, it may
be because the file has been renamed. A
rar or 7z decryption tool such as Archive Recovery tool may be needed. "Archive Recovery tool is multipurpose
tool offered by SysInfoTools at very affordable rate. It is only tool that
supports all five compressed archive file formats" - Zip, RAR, TAR, TAR-GZ
and 7z. (Semwaal, 2012). Because of this
fact, it comes highly recommended by most computer experts.
File Extensions
The .cde file extension is associated with
the KeyCreator program, formerly known as CADKEY Wireframe. CADKEY Wirefram was
a modeling application which was used to create 2D and 3D CAD mechanical
designs. In late 2003, the Kubotek Corporation acquired the CADKEY technology
and subsequently replaced the CADKEY product line with its own modeling
software named KeyCreator.
"KeyCreator Direct CAD is the most complete Direct CAD software
available, offering the simplicity of Direct CAD modeling for your entire
design to manufacturing needs (Kubotek, 2004-2013)."
CDE files are used to create customized
commands or instructions that CADKEY uses to edit or modify a drawing that has
been created using the CADKEY program.
The CDE file can be opened using a universal file opener program such as
FileViewPro or similar programs.
.Cde is also associated with Honeywell
Hybrid Control Designer. "It provides
advanced monitoring functions for debug, allows run-mode configuration changes,
uploads the complete, annotated graphic controller control strategy, plus
supplies an array of reports for enhanced documentation (Honeywell, 2010).
Resources
Honeywell
(November 2010). Hybrid Control Designer Software Specifications. Retrieved
October 2013 from http://www.lesman.com/unleashd/catalog/control/Honeywell-HC900/Hybrid-Control-Designer-SW-ds-51-52-03-43v2011-05-11.pdf.
Kubotek.
(2004-2013). KeyCreator Direct CAD-The Most Complete Direct CAD software.
Retrieved October 2013 from http://kubotek3d.com/Products/KeyCreator-Direct-CAD.aspx.
Semwaal, N. (2012, September 26). How To Recover
Data From Corrupt ZIP, RAR, TAR, TAR-GZ and 7z Files. Retrieved October 8,
2013, from http://ezinearticles.com/?How-To-Recover-Data-From-Corrupt-ZIP,-RAR,TAR,TAR-GZ-and7z-Files&id=7303507.
Zip Recovery Software. (2013). Zip Recovery
Software. Retrieved October 8, 2013, from http://www.zip-recovery.net/.
Zip Repair Software. (2013). Sanmaxi Zip Repair to
Repair Zip Files errors. 2013. Retrieved October 8, 2013, from http://www.zip-repair.org/.
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