I've been having problems downloading from commercial websites. When I click
run, the download gets from anywhere between 0% and, say, 58%, or anything in
between and then just stalls. I repeat, and the same thing happens. On rare
occasions the download goes quickly and completely, sometimes after many,
many attempts, and sometimes it just never downloads.

I always allow full firewall access to the site from which I'm downloading.

Any thoughts?
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Thanks, Alex

Re: Partial downloads by Bob

Bob
Wed Jul 02 09:21:55 PDT 2008

Don't select "run". Download it and then run it.

Alex wrote:
> I've been having problems downloading from commercial websites. When I click
> run, the download gets from anywhere between 0% and, say, 58%, or anything in
> between and then just stalls. I repeat, and the same thing happens. On rare
> occasions the download goes quickly and completely, sometimes after many,
> many attempts, and sometimes it just never downloads.
>
> I always allow full firewall access to the site from which I'm downloading.
>
> Any thoughts?


Re: Partial downloads by st7alex

st7alex
Wed Jul 02 10:09:04 PDT 2008

Thanks Bob, but that's the first thing I tried, and the same thing happens.
I try to download to my desktop, then it stalls in the same manner.
--
Thanks, Alex


"Bob I" wrote:

> Don't select "run". Download it and then run it.
>
> Alex wrote:
> > I've been having problems downloading from commercial websites. When I click
> > run, the download gets from anywhere between 0% and, say, 58%, or anything in
> > between and then just stalls. I repeat, and the same thing happens. On rare
> > occasions the download goes quickly and completely, sometimes after many,
> > many attempts, and sometimes it just never downloads.
> >
> > I always allow full firewall access to the site from which I'm downloading.
> >
> > Any thoughts?
>
>

Re: Partial downloads by Bob

Bob
Wed Jul 02 10:17:22 PDT 2008

Have you tried clearing your temporary internet files folder? Items you
D/L go there first before being copied to the intended destination.

Alex wrote:

> Thanks Bob, but that's the first thing I tried, and the same thing happens.
> I try to download to my desktop, then it stalls in the same manner.