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Wallingford · 4th October 2018, 23:13

Tuesday I was trying to purge some unused and obsolete files from my computer.

Yesterday I was unable to download anything from any file host.

Any ideas?

I'm getting partial downloads.

Also, I did not delete any "operational" files, just vids, pics and documents.

Also, my download tracker is not giving me a completion percentage. Only, after a certain amount of time, the file has "downloaded." Which it has not.

chokes999 · 5th October 2018, 02:24

Use windows "Restore your computer to an earlier time".

Cheers

Wallingford · 5th October 2018, 02:26

So, I got in touch with my internet provider; here's what I've learned.

1: The internet is broken.
1a: I didn't break it. Why are you looking at me that way?
1b: It doesn't look broken.
1c: No details have been provided on exactly how it is broken.

2: Technicians are working at this time to . . . .

Still, if anyone has any ideas about refreshing / updating downloader program, or anything like that, please post.

ww345 · 6th October 2018, 04:53

first maybe uninstall then re-install your downloader program

if that doesn't work you might try these two free programs:

Complete Internet Repair

http://rizonesoft.com/downloads...ternet-repair/

Winsock Repair

http://softpedia.com/get/Networ...k-Repair.shtml

be careful though, maybe set a restore point first

OddBa11 · 8th October 2018, 03:13

If your ISP told you there is a problem, then I wouldn't be changing anything on your computer, at least not until the ISP reports everything back to normal.

You could end up actually breaking something on your computer and you won't know.

4th October 2018, 23:13	#1
Wallingford Voraciously wordy Postaholic Join Date: May 2012 Location: Destination Unknown Posts: 6,801 Thanks: 49,774 Thanked 24,279 Times in 6,222 Posts	Shut down and restarted: Can not download anything Tuesday I was trying to purge some unused and obsolete files from my computer. Yesterday I was unable to download anything from any file host. Any ideas? I'm getting partial downloads. Also, I did not delete any "operational" files, just vids, pics and documents. Also, my download tracker is not giving me a completion percentage. Only, after a certain amount of time, the file has "downloaded." Which it has not. Last edited by Wallingford; 4th October 2018 at 23:17. Reason: more info

5th October 2018, 02:26	#3
Wallingford Voraciously wordy Postaholic Join Date: May 2012 Location: Destination Unknown Posts: 6,801 Thanks: 49,774 Thanked 24,279 Times in 6,222 Posts	So, I got in touch with my internet provider; here's what I've learned. 1: The internet is broken. 1a: I didn't break it. Why are you looking at me that way? 1b: It doesn't look broken. 1c: No details have been provided on exactly how it is broken. 2: Technicians are working at this time to . . . . Still, if anyone has any ideas about refreshing / updating downloader program, or anything like that, please post. Last edited by Wallingford; 5th October 2018 at 11:56. Reason: more

6th October 2018, 04:53	#4
ww345 Registered User Addicted Join Date: Jul 2009 Posts: 707 Thanks: 1,604 Thanked 1,285 Times in 529 Posts	first maybe uninstall then re-install your downloader program if that doesn't work you might try these two free programs: Complete Internet Repair http://rizonesoft.com/downloads...ternet-repair/ Winsock Repair http://softpedia.com/get/Networ...k-Repair.shtml be careful though, maybe set a restore point first Last edited by ww345; 6th October 2018 at 05:00.

5th October 2018, 02:24	#2
chokes999 Registered User Addicted Join Date: May 2016 Posts: 761 Thanks: 2,877 Thanked 1,732 Times in 640 Posts	Use windows "Restore your computer to an earlier time". Cheers

8th October 2018, 03:13	#5
OddBa11 Registered User Forum Lord Join Date: Nov 2009 Posts: 1,159 Thanks: 508 Thanked 1,692 Times in 791 Posts	If your ISP told you there is a problem, then I wouldn't be changing anything on your computer, at least not until the ISP reports everything back to normal. You could end up actually breaking something on your computer and you won't know.