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Android 12 Go Edition. Heads Up! LastPass Independant Company. Apple Watch Saves Life. Apple Tracker Detect. Use Your iPhone as a Webcam. Your website is very useful. Thanks for sharing! Works like a charm!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! This is a very, very useful post. I was trying to download the mammoth 2 GB keynote from MS Build yesterday and the download kept failing. And the command prompt is not accepting half the words in this. Please help!

Amazing apart from this little glitch. Try downloading again n stop it after 5 minutes, check if the file is getting the crdownload suffix for the same content, same resource. Does it eventually go somewhere else in a system or program directory? Thanks for pointing to that wonderful port of wget — I had forgotten about that on Windows been on a mac for a long time. You are commenting using your WordPress. You are commenting using your Google account. You are commenting using your Twitter account.

You are commenting using your Facebook account. Notify me of new comments via email. Notify me of new posts via email. Now I will Tell you How to recover or resume that broken download. Change the name of the broken file, you just need to remove the suffix.

Now your file name is changed from abcd. We need to perform resume operation in Command prompt so open command prompt. Here in my case it resides in Downloads i. Step 1 : Click the Options dropdown menu top-right corner of the browser and select Downloads to open the download manager.

Step 2 : Locate the partially downloaded file that you want to resume from the list of downloads the download manager contains. If the interrupted download isn't listed within the download manager, then you will need to use Method 2 to resume downloading the file. Chome seems to only allow resume for downloads within the current session. If you restart Chrome, then it is unlikely that you can resume a download from a previous session.

Step 3 : Select Resume to start downloading from where it file was left off. If the download manager of the default web browser doesn't have the partially downloaded file you want to resume, you will have to manually resume the download process.

Step 2 : Download and install WGet. Step 3 : Locate and open the partially downloaded file using Ultra File Opener. It provides you both the name of the file and the directory path as seen below. Step 4 : Prepare the complete file path of the download file. You will need this information later.