If you just have say, a .iso or a .bin/.cue combo you don't need to do any further unpacking (most PS1 games here do come as .ecm files inside .rar/.zip files though).
However, if you don't have windows set to actually show all file extensions (it doesn't by default) then they can show up as say "nameofgame.bin" when they're actually "nameofgame.bin.ecm". To confirm if you have file extensions showing properly, go to My Computer, then click Organize near the top left, and click "Folder and search options" from the dropdown menu. In the new window, click the View tab, then look for "Hide extensions for known file types" and make sure it's unchecked, then click Ok. Now look at the files you were trying to run again, and see if any have the .ecm at the end of their file name.
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