This extracts the zip file to a new directory “My_Extraction_Folder” beneath the __Download folder, and saves a detailed log of the extraction process to extraction_log.txt.
PowerShell can extract zips on its own, but I’ve found the easiest way to capture the terminal output is to wrap the PowerShell command in a cmd.exe shell.
Thanks for the tip! I wasn’t aware of that.
The archive I’m dealing with is 10 GB total but none of the individual files in the archive are that large.