Press win+r, enter cmd, and then click OK.

At the prompt, enter: unrar e compressed file path \ name decompression path, as shown in the following figure:

The effect is as follows:

Extended answer:

Practical command:

Command m means move (after compression, delete the source file).

Command a indicates increasing compression.

Command s means creating a self-extracting file.

Practical switch:

-r contains subfolders.

-ai ignores file attributes.

The -cl file name is lowercase.

-cu file name is capitalized.

-ed Ignore empty folder.

-ep ignores path information.

-ep 1 means to ignore the compressed root folder.

-ep2 contains the most complete path information (except the drive).

-df means to delete the source file after compression.

-dr deletes the source file to the recycle bin.

-or automatically rename files with the same name, such as filename.txtfilename (1). Txt file name (2).