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xp download manager only managers 1/4th of bandwidth any
clues to adjusting/tweeking to get more.?
regards to all.
clues to adjusting/tweeking to get more.?
regards to all.
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Chris Lanier
Windows XP doesnt included any type of download manager.
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Crusty \(-: Old B@stard :-\)
No such thing as XP Download Manager. You have it on your computer due to
some nefarious program YOU loaded!
some nefarious program YOU loaded!
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Richard Keirle
I'm about to look into this because I've noticed, on more than one occasion,
that aborted downloads, when re-downloaded the next day for example - after
some obviously very fast re-synchronisation - RESUME from where they left
off. Something that never happened in W98se. So, for a long time I've
suspected that XP pro, has a download manager type facility embedded in it.
regards, Richard
that aborted downloads, when re-downloaded the next day for example - after
some obviously very fast re-synchronisation - RESUME from where they left
off. Something that never happened in W98se. So, for a long time I've
suspected that XP pro, has a download manager type facility embedded in it.
regards, Richard
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Richard Keirle
I'm about to look into this because I've noticed, on more than one occasion,
that aborted downloads, when re-downloaded the next day for example - after
some obviously very fast re-synchronisation - RESUME from where they left
off. Something that never happened in W98se. So, for a long time I've
suspected that XP pro, has a download manager type facility embedded in it.
regards, Richard
that aborted downloads, when re-downloaded the next day for example - after
some obviously very fast re-synchronisation - RESUME from where they left
off. Something that never happened in W98se. So, for a long time I've
suspected that XP pro, has a download manager type facility embedded in it.
regards, Richard
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Crusty \(-: Old B@stard :-\)
It's just that the downloaded files are retained on your computers hard
drive (in WUTEMP folder). It not a big mystery that with the file already
there that a subsequent try will go very quickly.
drive (in WUTEMP folder). It not a big mystery that with the file already
there that a subsequent try will go very quickly.