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Click or tap the Zip button on the Share tab.

Select the files and folders you want to copy to a compressed folder.

In the desktop, click or tap the File Explorer button on the taskbar.

When you open a file directly, Windows extracts the file when it opens and compresses it again when it closes. You can uncompress, or extract, a file from the compressed folder and open it as you normally would, or you can open a file directly from the compressed folder by double-clicking or double-tapping it. When a file is compressed, a copy is used in the compression, and the original remains intact. You can compress one or more files in a compressed folder by simply dragging them onto the compressed folder icon. A compressed folder is denoted by a zippered folder icon. Compressed folders are useful for reducing the file size of one or more large files, thus freeing disk space and reducing the time it takes to transfer files to another PC computer over the Internet or network. You can compress files in special folders that use compressing software to decrease the size of the files they contain. Learn More Buy Compressing Files and Folders

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