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Tarik

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I was trying to download "Windows 7 x64 ISO" Direct link With IDM but then it stops at 99.99%. Then i tried Free download manager it also stops at 99.99%. i tried uninstalling my AV turned off my windows firewall. But still having save problem. Can anyone help me?

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Blackchildcx

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If you have got an premium account somewhere

let me know where and I am gonna upload

the file there for you ;)

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How much time did you give it? IDM tends to stop at 99.99% to assemble the file from segments/cache. Depending on PC, you can feel a slowdown when its doing it. The bigger the file the longer it takes. IDK about FDM.

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i tried uninstalling my AV turned off my windows firewall.

Those need a reboot (after being disabled) to take affect.

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Most of the times these are fraude torrents

They want you to be on there track so they can make money of it

Just a waste of time these guys

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Tarik

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Where is the ISO hosted?

I used this link http://msft. digitalrivercontent .net/win/ X17-24209.iso

i tried uninstalling my AV turned off my windows firewall.

Those need a reboot (after being disabled) to take affect.

I know and I did that

How much time did you give it? IDM tends to stop at 99.99% to assemble the file from segments/cache. Depending on PC, you can feel a slowdown when its doing it. The bigger the file the longer it takes. IDK about FDM.

I know but it was just getting time out

Always advisable to use torrents to download system files - especially an OS. :think:

Just want to download quick

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i tried uninstalling my AV turned off my windows firewall.

Those need a reboot (after being disabled) to take affect.

I know and I did that

This does not look like a download link or host problem to me - there seems to be some security system that's scanning your downloads (wonder if you have something in the form of a portable.) :think:

Always advisable to use torrents to download system files - especially an OS. :think:

Just want to download quick

Did not turn out quick - now, did it? :lol:

If one has the talent to configure one's torrent client properly - the client can return as good as 94% of the download speed as IDM brings.

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don't you know about MultiQuote? :uhuh:
look for torrent with a lot of seeding, you'll get the speed. :)
and anyway, did it can be resumed? if it didn't, what was the message?

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don't you know about MultiQuote? :uhuh:

look for torrent with a lot of seeding, you'll get the speed. :)

and anyway, did it can be resumed? if it didn't, what was the message?

Thanks for mentioning. Posts merged. :)

@Butters (Tarik): You are grounded. :P

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I was trying to download "Windows 7 x64 ISO" Direct link With IDM but then it stops at 99.99%. Then i tried Free download manager it also stops at 99.99%. i tried uninstalling my AV turned off my windows firewall. But still having save problem. Can anyone help me?

I think you have to download the file using the browser downloader, some sites block the download accelerators like IDM..., Since a long time I had the same issue with IDM but I was trying the trick 'ALT+CLIC on link for download" (to make the browser download instead of IDM) and it worked fine

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Tarik

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i tried uninstalling my AV turned off my windows firewall.

Those need a reboot (after being disabled) to take affect.

I know and I did that

This does not look like a download link or host problem to me - there seems to be some security system that's scanning your downloads (wonder if you have something in the form of a portable.) :think:

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Always advisable to use torrents to download system files - especially an OS. :think:

Just want to download quick

Did not turn out quick - now, did it? :lol:

If one has the talent to configure one's torrent client properly - the client can return as good as 94% of the download speed as IDM brings.

LOL just delete space. Don't u get it

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Kalju

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I could make to you the torrent, but what version.

Windows 7 SP1 ISO Download Links Including English and Foreign Language Versions:

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don't you know about MultiQuote? :uhuh:

look for torrent with a lot of seeding, you'll get the speed. :)

and anyway, did it can be resumed? if it didn't, what was the message?

Come to papa

LOL just delete space. Don't u get it

Nope, I didn't get it. :dunno:

c:\ drive may be running out of space :rofl:

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@ Tarik

There are just 2 more reasons that I think of, WRT to your failed downloads:-

01.) Perhaps you're running a very old IDM version (that I remember had this issue.)

02.) Your volume does not have the free space required to cache the download fragments.

LOL just delete space. Don't u get it

Nope, I didn't get it. :dunno:
c:\ drive may be running out of space :rofl:

LOL, C:\ drive will run out of space (if it has to) regardless of IDM or torrent client - that can be easily factored for by configuring IDM to change destination.

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@ Tarik

There are just 2 more reasons that I think of, WRT to your failed downloads:-

01.) Perhaps you're running a very old IDM version (that I remember had this issue.)

02.) Your volume does not have the free space required to cache the download fragments.

LOL just delete space. Don't u get it

Nope, I didn't get it. :dunno:
c:\ drive may be running out of space :rofl:

LOL, C:\ drive will run out of space (if it has to) regardless of IDM or torrent client - that can be easily factored for by configuring IDM to change destination.

LOL. i hav 30 GB+ free space in C: and my dim is latest.

I finished with torrent last night

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Okay everyone problem is been unsolved....

But I have finished with torrent last night. So no more post here

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don't you know about MultiQuote? :uhuh:

look for torrent with a lot of seeding, you'll get the speed. :)

and anyway, did it can be resumed? if it didn't, what was the message?

Thanks for mentioning. Posts merged. :)

@Butters (Tarik): You are grounded. :P

Don't know about MultiQuote never used it.

It can be resumed. But message was "time out"

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