Does anybody know how to fix the issue where-which downloads will stop mid or
partial way?

thanks

1day wrote:

> Does anybody know how to fix the issue where-which downloads will stop mid or
> partial way?
>
> thanks

What downloads? What type of Internet connection?

"Mistoffolees" wrote:

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> 1day wrote:
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> > Does anybody know how to fix the issue where-which downloads will stop mid or
> > partial way?
> >
> > thanks
>
> What downloads? What type of Internet connection?
>

online downloads, any; I'm on a T1 connection right now.

1day wrote:
> "Mistoffolees" wrote:
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>> 1day wrote:
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>>> Does anybody know how to fix the issue where-which downloads will
>>> stop mid or partial way?
>>>
>>> thanks
>>
>> What downloads? What type of Internet connection?
>>
>
> online downloads, any; I'm on a T1 connection right now.

Are you saying you are unable to completely download *anything*?

"Daave" wrote:

> 1day wrote:
> > "Mistoffolees" wrote:
> >
> >>
> >> 1day wrote:
> >>
> >>> Does anybody know how to fix the issue where-which downloads will
> >>> stop mid or partial way?
> >>>
> >>> thanks
> >>
> >> What downloads? What type of Internet connection?
> >>
> >
> > online downloads, any; I'm on a T1 connection right now.
>
> Are you saying you are unable to completely download *anything*?
>
>
> Usually, the smaller ( < 10 mb) will download or might stop and I'll keep trying again to get it to download and it may work. Bigger files (>100 mb, for instance) simply won't do; this is just an approximation though. Something like itunes installation is simply unable to finish.

1day wrote:
>> Are you saying you are unable to completely download *anything*?
>>
>>
>> Usually, the smaller ( < 10 mb) will download or might stop and I'll
>> keep trying again to get it to download and it may work. Bigger
>> files (>100 mb, for instance) simply won't do; this is just an
>> approximation though. Something like itunes installation is simply
>> unable to finish.

Are you using Comcast (or another large ISP)?

http://www.reuters.com/article/inter...44631420071022

"HeyBub" wrote:

> 1day wrote:
> >> Are you saying you are unable to completely download *anything*?
> >>
> >>
> >> Usually, the smaller ( < 10 mb) will download or might stop and I'll
> >> keep trying again to get it to download and it may work. Bigger
> >> files (>100 mb, for instance) simply won't do; this is just an
> >> approximation though. Something like itunes installation is simply
> >> unable to finish.
>
> Are you using Comcast (or another large ISP)?
>
> http://www.reuters.com/article/inter...44631420071022
>
>
> I don't think so or I wouldn't know; I'm connected on a large college campus. This issue didn't come up until after I had my computer's hard drive and everything reinstalled.

1day wrote:

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> "HeyBub" wrote:
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>>1day wrote:
>>
>>>>Are you saying you are unable to completely download *anything*?
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>Usually, the smaller ( < 10 mb) will download or might stop and I'll
>>>>keep trying again to get it to download and it may work. Bigger
>>>>files (>100 mb, for instance) simply won't do; this is just an
>>>>approximation though. Something like itunes installation is simply
>>>>unable to finish.
>>
>>Are you using Comcast (or another large ISP)?
>>
>>http://www.reuters.com/article/inter...44631420071022
>>
>>
>>I don't think so or I wouldn't know; I'm connected on a large college campus. This issue didn't come up until after I had my computer's hard drive and everything reinstalled.

Since it is a complete fresh install, are you sure all the hardware
drivers are the correct and current ones?

"Bob I" wrote:

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> 1day wrote:
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> >
> > "HeyBub" wrote:
> >
> >
> >>1day wrote:
> >>
> >>>>Are you saying you are unable to completely download *anything*?
> >>>>
> >>>>
> >>>>Usually, the smaller ( < 10 mb) will download or might stop and I'll
> >>>>keep trying again to get it to download and it may work. Bigger
> >>>>files (>100 mb, for instance) simply won't do; this is just an
> >>>>approximation though. Something like itunes installation is simply
> >>>>unable to finish.
> >>
> >>Are you using Comcast (or another large ISP)?
> >>
> >>http://www.reuters.com/article/inter...44631420071022
> >>
> >>
> >>I don't think so or I wouldn't know; I'm connected on a large college campus. This issue didn't come up until after I had my computer's hard drive and everything reinstalled.
>
> Since it is a complete fresh install, are you sure all the hardware
> drivers are the correct and current ones?
>
> if you could tell me which driver(s) would affect that particular circumstance, I could answer your question. Otherwise, everything is correct (and current) as far as I know.

1day wrote:

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> "Bob I" wrote:
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>>1day wrote:
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>>>"HeyBub" wrote:
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>>1day wrote:
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>>>Are you saying you are unable to completely download *anything*?
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>>Usually, the smaller ( < 10 mb) will download or might stop and I'll
>>>>>>keep trying again to get it to download and it may work. Bigger
>>>>>>files (>100 mb, for instance) simply won't do; this is just an
>>>>>>approximation though. Something like itunes installation is simply
>>>>>>unable to finish.
>>>>
>>>>Are you using Comcast (or another large ISP)?
>>>>
>>>>http://www.reuters.com/article/inter...44631420071022
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>I don't think so or I wouldn't know; I'm connected on a large college campus. This issue didn't come up until after I had my computer's hard drive and everything reinstalled.
>>
>>Since it is a complete fresh install, are you sure all the hardware
>>drivers are the correct and current ones?
>>
>>if you could tell me which driver(s) would affect that particular circumstance, I could answer your question. Otherwise, everything is correct (and current) as far as I know.

Motherboard drivers if the NIC is built in, or the NIC driver.