Convert 7Z.035 to 001

Understanding 7z.035 and 001 file formats

7z.035 is a part of a split archive created by the 7-Zip compression tool. When a large file or folder is compressed and split into multiple parts, each segment is given a sequential extension such as .7z.001, .7z.002, ..., up to .7z.035. These files are not standalone archives; they are fragments of a single compressed archive.

001 files are also split archive parts, commonly used by various archiving tools. The .001 extension typically represents the first part of a split archive, with subsequent parts named .002, .003, and so on. Both .7z.035 and .001 are not actual file formats but naming conventions for split archive segments.

How to convert 7z.035 to 001

Since both .7z.035 and .001 are split archive parts, direct conversion is not meaningful. Instead, the process involves recombining the split 7z archive and then, if needed, re-splitting it into .001-style segments. This is typically done to make the archive compatible with tools that recognize the .001 naming convention.

Step-by-step conversion process

1. Recombine the 7z split archive: Place all parts (.7z.001 to .7z.035) in the same folder. Use 7-Zip to extract the archive by right-clicking the .7z.001 file and selecting 7-Zip → Extract Here.
2. Re-split the extracted file: If you need to create .001-style split files, use 7-Zip or another archiver. Right-click the file or folder, choose 7-Zip → Add to archive..., set the archive format (e.g., zip or 7z), and specify a split volume size (e.g., 100MB). 7-Zip will create files named .001, .002, etc.

Best software for the job

7-Zip is the recommended tool for handling both 7z split archives and creating .001 split files. It is free, open-source, and supports a wide range of archive formats and split options.

• Download 7-Zip from the official website: https://www.7-zip.org/
• For macOS or Linux, alternatives like Keka or p7zip can be used.

Summary

To "convert" a 7z.035 file to a .001 file, you must first extract the complete archive and then re-archive and split it using 7-Zip or a similar tool. This ensures compatibility with different split archive naming conventions.