Why can't I get one complete download with Vista? The process stops after a
few minutes and does not proceed. There is no provision for recovery.
I have not been able to download a single program so far.

On Mon, 19 Feb 2007 20:06:58 -0800, "Jacqueline "
<(E-Mail Removed)> spake thusly:

> Why can't I get one complete download with Vista? The process stops after a
>few minutes and does not proceed. There is no provision for recovery.
>I have not been able to download a single program so far.

Have you had this problem from more than one site? What software are
you using for the downloads?

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In message <32FD362A-9092-4AA8-9DF6-(E-Mail Removed)>
"Jacqueline " <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:

> Why can't I get one complete download with Vista? The process stops after a
>few minutes and does not proceed. There is no provision for recovery.
>I have not been able to download a single program so far.

FWIW, I had a bad stick of RAM cause these symptoms in one box I
upgraded. My mistake for not testing the RAM I upgraded right before
the Vista install
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In article <32FD362A-9092-4AA8-9DF6-(E-Mail Removed)>,
Jacqueline says...
> Why can't I get one complete download with Vista? The process stops after a
> few minutes and does not proceed. There is no provision for recovery.
> I have not been able to download a single program so far.
>
>
Internet Options, Advanced. Under Browsing, tick "Enable Passive FTP".

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