Resuming Downloads

[Panda]

Due to a problematic cable connection (another problem in
itself) I'm unable to download any file over a
considerable size without my connection stiopping. I'm
forced to restart my computer, and start the download all
over again. I heard there was a away to resume downloads
from where they were left off. How would I go about doing
this? Thanks!

[Crusty \(-: Old Bastard :-\)]

By installing a download program - along with its associated spywear!

"Panda" > wrote in message
...
> Due to a problematic cable connection (another problem in
> itself) I'm unable to download any file over a
> considerable size without my connection stiopping. I'm
> forced to restart my computer, and start the download all
> over again. I heard there was a away to resume downloads
> from where they were left off. How would I go about doing
> this? Thanks!

[Crusty \(-: Old Bastard :-\)]

By installing a download program - along with its associated spywear!

"Panda" > wrote in message
...
> Due to a problematic cable connection (another problem in
> itself) I'm unable to download any file over a
> considerable size without my connection stiopping. I'm
> forced to restart my computer, and start the download all
> over again. I heard there was a away to resume downloads
> from where they were left off. How would I go about doing
> this? Thanks!

[Jim Macklin]

Not all download managers have spyware. Look for Fresh
Devices Fresh Download.

But, Windows Update has a restart program and it doesn't
require you to use a download manager. If you are cut off,
wait a few minutes before closing the update window and
you'll get a message to restart, then it will resume.


"Crusty (-: Old ******* :-)"
> wrote in message
...
| By installing a download program - along with its
associated spywear!
|
| "Panda" > wrote in message
| ...
| > Due to a problematic cable connection (another problem
in
| > itself) I'm unable to download any file over a
| > considerable size without my connection stiopping. I'm
| > forced to restart my computer, and start the download
all
| > over again. I heard there was a away to resume
downloads
| > from where they were left off. How would I go about
doing
| > this? Thanks!
|
|

[Jim Macklin]

Not all download managers have spyware. Look for Fresh
Devices Fresh Download.

But, Windows Update has a restart program and it doesn't
require you to use a download manager. If you are cut off,
wait a few minutes before closing the update window and
you'll get a message to restart, then it will resume.


"Crusty (-: Old ******* :-)"
> wrote in message
...
| By installing a download program - along with its
associated spywear!
|
| "Panda" > wrote in message
| ...
| > Due to a problematic cable connection (another problem
in
| > itself) I'm unable to download any file over a
| > considerable size without my connection stiopping. I'm
| > forced to restart my computer, and start the download
all
| > over again. I heard there was a away to resume
downloads
| > from where they were left off. How would I go about
doing
| > this? Thanks!
|
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