Unable to correctly recognize Chinese file names in ZIP compressed files. [SOLVED]

[cheming]

The filename is P-603-施翀.md, where '施翀' are Chinese characters. After compressing it into a ZIP file, open it using Total Commander and select 'Auto' for the encoding recognition of the filename. It will not recognize these two Chinese characters correctly unless you set it to code page 936.

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07.06.22 Fixed: wincmd.ini [Packer] PreferUtf8ForZip=1 is now the default also on Asian language Windows versions (32/64)

try change this to 0

[ghisler(Author)]

The problem is that some ANSI-Encoded Chinese characters are exactly the same code as some different UTF-8 characters. In this case TC now prefers UTF-8, because some faulty ZIP packers create ZIP files with UTF-8 file names but don't set the UTF-8 flag in the header.

[cheming]

07.06.22 Fixed: wincmd.ini [Packer] PreferUtf8ForZip=1 is now the default also on Asian language Windows versions (32/64)

try change this to 0

YES！It works. NICE!

[cheming]

Today it was discovered that when TAR compressed format files contain the above-mentioned characters in the archive file name, they still cannot handle text encoding issues correctly, resulting in the final file being unable to be interpreted correctly.