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Do people really use this? Why?
winrar? just works.
it's never failed, so I've never used an alternative.
The biggest question is did you pay for a license?
i only paid once, and not until a decade after i started using it, but i did at dinner point paid the whatever it was, although now i just use the free version again and the purchased version (which is identical) is long lost.
I use it because it usually costs money but somehow it's been working free for me for decades!
There's still 7zip or Peazip that does the same thing, but they are properly free (open source). Check them out.
Sorry I should have but an /s was totally kidding
Well, I know people that still uses winrar (and total commander) trial for decades. So it might be /s for you, but not for others. Sadly.