tar -xvzf yourfile.tar.gz That's it! 😊
Windows doesn't natively support .tar.gz (tarball) files out of the box, but you have several easy options: Method 1: Windows Built-in (Windows 10/11) Since Windows 10 build 17063, you can use the tar command directly in Command Prompt or PowerShell: windows tar gz
tar -xvzf filename.tar.gz