How to Open a .pak File

.pak are like a zip file, compressed archive files. You need an unpacker. Google unpacker and .pak and you'll find one.

[link to lmgtfy.com]

if its a game file

in the game folder there will be a PAK Manager

[link to www.7-zip.org]

Try ALZip, a file compression program that boasts support for more than 40 different compression formats, including PAK. ALZip will work on older versions of Windows in addition to the newer 32-bit and 64-bit Windows 7. Additional features offer restoration of corrupt files, splitting larger zip files, merging multiple archives, encryption and the creation of self-extracting archives.
[link to www.altools.com]








Save the compressed (zipped) PAK folder to your PC's desktop this will make it easier for you see what is going on without getting confused by any other folders or files in the file explorer window.


Right-click on the zipped PAK folder and select the "Extract All" option from the shortcut menu. Windows systems come with a file extractor already installed and it is fully capable of extracting the contents of a PAK file. Windows will then automatically open a "Select a Destination and Extract Files" dialog box.


Change the folder location in the "Files Will Be Extracted to This Folder" field by clicking on the "Browse" button. The contents of the file will be extracted to the file's current location by default. You can change the location by selecting a new location in the pop-up file explorer window. Click the "OK" to confirm where the files will be extracted to.


Click the "Extract" button at the bottom of the "Select a Destination and Extract Files" window. Wait for the files to extract. Windows 7 will open the destination folder where you can see your extracted PAK files

Go here for more information about PAK files.

[link to www.fileinfo.com]

I tried that Program, it did not work.

Okay this should be working....used it by myself for a game (editing cod4 soundfiles)



Dragon UnPACKer
[link to sourceforge.net]