Windows 10 version 1909, Etcher 1.5.109
I keep getting en error message “something went wrong. if it is a compressed image, please check that the archive is not corrupted”. while writing hassos_rpi4-64-4.13.img
Hi @tyo!
Could you please let us know if you see any meaningful error information in the DevTools?
You can open DevTools by pressing Ctrl+Shift+I.
Thanks,
Georgia
I’ve also found this GH issue on the etcher repo https://github.com/balena-io/etcher/issues/2859. Could you please also try and run etcher as Administrator and let us know if this works for you? Thanks
Thanks Georgia. Running it as administrator seems to make the difference. I am still a bit worried because of the message “Flash Complete! 1 Failed target”.
You should see a more specific message in a tooltip by hovering over the failed targets. It could be a verification error due to Windows writing an SVI folder when we switch from writing to reading data for validation
Use this option to to access give balena to sdcard and reinsert the card problem solved
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Hey @techboystoys thanks for the suggestion.
@goldegg can you please try that and see if it works?
Thanks
It’s working my friend. I have done with it😊
That’s great to hear, nice one 
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Use this option to give access balenaetcher to the SD CARD and reinsert the card and flash the os, problem solved
yes now it’s working
thanks everyone for helping so quickly
Dear ones, Even I am looking for a solution to the same problem, I am unable to find these features in Windows 7 ultimate edition, any help on this will help me great deal. Thank you.
@hfnrisheeb I can see you have created a new post about your issue, so we will reply over there Windows 7 : something went wrong. if it is a compressed image, please check that the archive is not corrupted.
As far as I’m aware, Windows 7 doesn’t have a “controlled folder access” like Windows 10, so I think probably your issue is slightly different.