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The software is exactly the same on both platforms. It's all written in Javascript and PHP, with Titanium as its "shell". The only different between the Windows, Linux and Mac OS X version is the Titanium runtime, which - of course! - performs the same on all platforms.

On Windows XP you have a problem with permissions. Just right click on the folder you are trying to extract to and select Properties. First, make sure that read only is disabled (white check box). If it is selected or grayed out, uncheck it and apply the change recursively. Next, click on the Security tab. From there, assign the "Everybody" pseudo-user to have Full Control of the directory. This should be adequate.

I know, Windows drive me mad too, that's why I spend most of my time using Linux :D

If you have Windows XP Professional you should be able to change the ACLs as I wrote on my last reply. If you are on XP Home, you're unfortunately out of luck. Even though the filesystem (NTFS) supports and enforces ACLs, Microsoft chose not to give you the tools to manage them. They have rectified this on Windows Vista and Windows 7, but that's an expensive upgrade :(

On network drives you usually can't change the permissions remotely. You have to do that by connecting to the remote server's Terminal Services (if it's running on Windows Server) or through SSH (if it's Linux).