A .C10 file is rarely standalone, containing only part of the compressed data; the presence of similarly named .c00–.c## files confirms a split set, and extraction must start from the first chunk, with .c10 alone offering no usable content, and as older formats...
A .C10 file is rarely standalone, containing only part of the compressed data; the presence of similarly named .c00–.c## files confirms a split set, and extraction must start from the first chunk, with .c10 alone offering no usable content, and as older formats...
A .C10 file is usually just a numbered chunk in a larger ACE/WinACE set, meaning it contains only partial compressed data and won’t open on its own; you confirm this by spotting matching .c00–.c## files of similar size, and extraction must start from .c00 so the...