The files aren't corrupted on our servers. You can check your downloaded version against the MD5 (http://www.sfml-dev.org/files/MD5SUMS) oder SHA1 (http://www.sfml-dev.org/files/SHA1SUMS) hashes.Sorry if this question is stupid, but how would i compare hashes?
Additionally you can try 7z or another unpacking tool.
Just Google (https://www.google.ch/search?q=windows%20md5%20checksum) for applications that can do it.I dont really understand how i could fix this thought. When i try to open the zip file with 7zip, it doesnt recognize it as an archive.
Your download may indeed be corrupted have your tried redownloading?Yes, i have done it twice now. Will try one more time and report back when im done.
You might want to try and disable your anti virus software, since these can sometimes block some stuff and the software might only notice it as "corrupted".Its not my anti virus, that im sure of.
Otherwise, here (http://my-gate.net/pub/SFML-2.2-windows-vc10-32-bit.zip)'s another mirror of the file.
I repacked it as 7z (http://my-gate.net/pub/SFML-2.2-windows-vc10-32-bit.7z) if that doesn't work it's most definitely something on your end.Sadly that doesnt work either. It seems it works with any other version of sfml thought. What do you suggest i should do in that case?
Its not my anti virus, that im sure of.How do you know that? Have you disabled it and tried again?
It all would bring me back to your AV. The SFML packages ship with the examples as executable. Some AV might raise a false positive on them and thus blocking the whole unpacking.Yes. Plus it usually doesnt block files unless i specifically tell it to block that certain file.Its not my anti virus, that im sure of.How do you know that? Have you disabled it and tried again?
Download it from another PC and copy it on a USB key :-\The strange thing is, i get the exact same error on my other computer. What seems to be my only option left seems to be to download another version of sfml and/or visual studio.