Is it possible to make an password protected SFX archive (non GUI) and extract it by giving a password via command line ?

Do any of the archive formats support this ? I couldn't find any.

Preferably, I want either 7z, FreeArc or any other high compression format ?

Hope I made it clear.

Seven years after the meteor hit Earth, ZECT pretends to use a passing comet to refill the Earth's oceans, while in fact they are pulling another meteor to crash on Earth, one large enough to destroy the world.

.exe File Password Recovery. Normally.exe file is a Windows executable file, i.e. However.exe file may contain ZIP or RAR file archive inside (so called self-extracting archives). Also move the password protected 7zip file (that you want to crack/extract) into the same directory. Now start 7zCracker.exe and enter the archive name along with the extension as shown in the screenshot below. Once you hit Enter, the 7zip archive will be extracted and you will find the content inside the est folder.

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Use 7zip. Final fantasy x remastered.

Will create a self-extracting compressed archive with archive name as archivename.exeYou'll be prompted to enter the password upon compressing & extracting, else you can provide it as part of the command itself

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• cracx works perfectly, thanks

• The only 'good' archive cracker for 7-Zip that I've seen. The only thing it lacks is a custom 7-zip executable, one that doesn't kill itself after a failed attempt at unpacking. As that would most likely increase the performance of cracking the password. (Launching executables takes about half a second.)