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The .zip or .7z wouldn't be in the files, it's the compressed file format you get when you download the game from the links here. All the game files are inside of it. Modern systems allow you to open them like a normal folder and even run files from them without unpacking (decompressing), but it can cause problems, as Dzeris suggested (that's what they meant by "start hhs+.exe from inside archive instead of unpacking archive"). If you're in Windows 10, there should be a setting to show file extensions in your file explorer, and you'll probably see that the folder the game is in is actually a .zip or .7z file. That could explain why the game can't find certain paths, so unpacking may solve the problem. Depending on your version of Windows you may be able to do this by right clicking and pressing unpack or unzip, or you may need to download the tool 7zip.this is the exact message I get, the game doesn't even start.
shutdown now. Sorry...
The invocation of the constructor on type 'hhs_.ContentFilterListUserControl' that matches the specified binding constraints threw an exception.
The type initializer for 'hhs_.ContentFilterManager' threw an exception.
Could not find a part of the path 'C:\Program Files\Parallels\Parallels Tools\data\ContentFilter'.
I can't find a .zip or .7z file, so I'm not really sure. where would it be located in the game files?
Im on a MacBook, but I have windows 10 installed and everything.
This game has a history of not working well in virtual machines (if you read back through the thread you'll see that). If you have a newer Mac with the Apple processor, the version of Windows you're running would be "Windows for ARM". As far as I know the game is entirely untested on that version of Windows, so it may just not work. If you have an older Mac with an Intel processor, you'd be using regular Windows and have the option of using Bootcamp instead of Parallels, which may give you better results if unpacking doesn't help.