WHAT'S IN THE BOX?

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There is a mysterious looking ZIP file in my Add-Ons folder, I can't open it either. wat is it?

[Ad Bot]

[-Setro-]

is it a cookie

[AutoBahn]

is it a cookie

NO IT'S NOT A COOKIE
NEXT CLOOOO, IT IS SOMETHING... ROUND!

[skill4life]

is it a cookie

ya probably a OATMEAL COOKIE TOO
DISGUSTING

[Refticus]

a richard

[superdupercoolguy]

have you tried making it a .txt file?
everything in computing can be expressed text, although it might not be human readable.

[AutoBahn]

have you tried making it a .txt file?
everything in computing is text, although it might not be human readable.

You don't know what you're talking about.

[Awesomebread²]

does it show up on the addons list in-game?

[Kamutog]

Is it Pandora's box?

[newspeed12]

Knowing you it's probably a research addon

[TristanLuigi]

the more important issue here is that you have file extensions disabled
why would you do that

[honytawk]

the more important issue here is that you have file extensions disabled
why would you do that

It is standard in Windows 7 for some reason.
Bad security risk if you ask me.
It is always one of the first things I turn on after I installed Windows.

OT: Either you have placed it there yourself for what ever reason, or it is a glitch.
Either way, just delete it.

[Wrapperup]

There are multiple possible reasons this happened:

• A mod downloaded a file, but no file name was specified (causing the corrupted zip file)
• A mod used Support_Updater incorrectly
• You used one of those RTB downloader things and somehow it ended up like that

I like how windows doesn't flip out about empty file names. Which you cant even do normally without modifying it with a program.

[Office-Pirate]

It's probably not something incredible, it's only 1KB. I'm assuming it has to do with the command prompt thing.
#partypooper

[SgtDaemon]

another zip