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Elliot
I find that the download finishs at 2GB when I download rather large iso
files such as Visual Studio Express / Linux.
What's going on?
files such as Visual Studio Express / Linux.
What's going on?
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On the Bridge
use a download manager like this www.freedownloadmanager.org
or flashget
www.flashget.com/en/download.htm
both are free
or flashget
www.flashget.com/en/download.htm
both are free
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Elliot
I don't want to use 3rd party softwares.
On the Bridge said:use a download manager like this www.freedownloadmanager.org
or flashget
www.flashget.com/en/download.htm
both are free
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Richard G. Harper
If you're downloading to an external drive, or a drive formatted with FAT32,
that will be the maximum allowed download size by FAT32. Save files to an
NTFS formatted drive.
that will be the maximum allowed download size by FAT32. Save files to an
NTFS formatted drive.
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Elliot
My Vista is NTFS.
Richard G. Harper said:If you're downloading to an external drive, or a drive formatted with
FAT32, that will be the maximum allowed download size by FAT32. Save
files to an NTFS formatted drive.
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Elliot said:I find that the download finishs at 2GB when I download rather large iso
files such as Visual Studio Express / Linux.
What's going on?
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Bob Willard
Richard said:If you're downloading to an external drive, or a drive formatted with
FAT32, that will be the maximum allowed download size by FAT32. Save
files to an NTFS formatted drive.
Uh, the max. file size under FAT32 is ~4GB. The max. file size under
FAT16 is ~2GB. And, for the sake of completeness, the max. file size
under FAT12 is ~16MB.
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Andrew Rossmann
I find that the download finishs at 2GB when I download rather large iso
files such as Visual Studio Express / Linux.
What's going on?
Just how and what are you using for the download? It almost sounds like
something is using a signed 32-bit integer, which has a range of +/-2G.
It could even the the server you are downloading from, or your ISP
limiting you.
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On the Bridge
I don't want to use 3rd party softwares.
then I guess you will be stuck with the problem...
Hope you get used to it
then I guess you will be stuck with the problem...
Hope you get used to it