well, that seems to be a completely different issue. probably an issue with your hardware / configuration / setup.
I'm pretty sure if you test with a modern NVIDIA rig or similar that shouldn't be the case.
I try to focus on the problem with the 7-Zip hash here but of course you should also try to find a solution for the other problem (I think it doesn't have to do anything with 7-Zip and other algorithms might also be affected, just run hashcat -b).
Back to the original problem, I think we need to create a similar test hash for which we know the password that also has the exact same problem "output length of AES decrypt > data length" (compressed size > decompressed size, packed size > unpacked size).
With a full example that has exactly that problem it's much easier to troubleshoot.
The files I mentioned of course talk about the source code of hashcat ("hashcat sources" here https://hashcat.net/hashcat/ or better the most recent version @ https://github.com/hashcat/hashcat) of course you do not find the souce code in the binary release version. That's why I said it would be great if you could compile it yourself.
There are even build instructions for windows in the github repository: https://github.com/hashcat/hashcat/blob/...D_MSYS2.md and https://github.com/hashcat/hashcat/blob/..._CYGWIN.md (depending if you are using MSYS2 or CYGWIN)
I'm pretty sure if you test with a modern NVIDIA rig or similar that shouldn't be the case.
I try to focus on the problem with the 7-Zip hash here but of course you should also try to find a solution for the other problem (I think it doesn't have to do anything with 7-Zip and other algorithms might also be affected, just run hashcat -b).
Back to the original problem, I think we need to create a similar test hash for which we know the password that also has the exact same problem "output length of AES decrypt > data length" (compressed size > decompressed size, packed size > unpacked size).
With a full example that has exactly that problem it's much easier to troubleshoot.
The files I mentioned of course talk about the source code of hashcat ("hashcat sources" here https://hashcat.net/hashcat/ or better the most recent version @ https://github.com/hashcat/hashcat) of course you do not find the souce code in the binary release version. That's why I said it would be great if you could compile it yourself.
There are even build instructions for windows in the github repository: https://github.com/hashcat/hashcat/blob/...D_MSYS2.md and https://github.com/hashcat/hashcat/blob/..._CYGWIN.md (depending if you are using MSYS2 or CYGWIN)