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I encountered this recently on a website I manage. Firefox would download the file without problems but chrome would always give XXX/0 B interrupted.

It turns out the problem was the webserver was sending an incorrect Content-length header which was more bytes than the actual file. So chrome was thinking the file was not completely downloaded when the webserver stopped sending data so it assumed it was interrupted. Removing the content-length header solves this problem.

I know chrome used to work to download these dynamically generated files but probably changed it's behavior during some update. I'm using 13.0.772.0 dev now.

Omegadoom 07:56. As handsomeorlandoman mentioned, we have been tracking this, and I'm happy to update you all that the implementation is done and currently available on Google Chrome 14 releases (which is currently the Dev channel). The fix will eventually make its way to Stable 14.0 which will be later this year.

If you'd rather not wait, you can switch to the Dev version by following the instructions listed in reference 1. However, please note that the Dev version is less stable since it's where we test new features, etc. More information about how the feature works is included in reference 2. SO, our only options at this point are: Keep using out current chrome that will not download files correctly, OR Download a new chrome that is not finished, that maybe can download files, but has other major problems.? The last option, uninstall chrome, say bye bye and start using a real browser that is not crippled or broken or still in development.

I like the idea of chrome, for some things, but there are some very major bugs in chrome. Some of them are: Incomplete downloads---- Vertical scroll bar when mouse clicked advances 2 pages instead of 1 on very long pages--- No easy way to view properties of anything anywhere.--- Not possible to view more than 1 tab at a time in the same window.--- Bookmarks open and replace the current page. No option to open them in a new page by default.-- Opening a windows movie file does freeze the webpage. However opening a MP4 file, generates a player right on the page. At lease there should be a way to let the user know, [hey, its a wmv file, chrome does not support those, do wanna downaload it instead?] No place for writing notes, MYIE2 and MAXATHON both had a popup note pad for quick writing or pasting--- I used MYIE2 for many years and 7 years ago it 25x more features than chrome has now. Why is it taking so long for you guys to catch up? I understand that Html5 is super cool and all, but what is the point if I cant even download a freaking File?

That's a MAJOR PROBLEM and one more thing, WHY has not a trusted security certificate authority anymore? Google.com is not trusted because 'This certificate has been revoked by its cert authority' Fraudulent google is not the only one either.

But why are we even having to deal with this? Giving away broken stuff, even if it is free, is just not very smart. In the future I suggest informing people of the entire truth, not revealing it top them after they discover it for themselves.

Sorry but i feel that chrome and google are just too much hassle to deal with anymore. That's just sad. This experience for me has been like trading in my car for a new car. A chrome car. When I first saw it, i was dazzled. Now that i have driven it for 2 months. I have to push it and jump start it every day because its broken and now they want me to trade it in for another possibly MORE broken one.

Are you guys high? NewJason 11:29. Your downloads were broken. When they were fixed, you believe them to be broken. Chrome has now broken it again for you, for the next build. The new version 'changes the logic' - lol cute.

That guy has ability with words. They've changed the logic right back, to illogical.

Hey, the consumer dictates the market but the consumer doesn't dictate what's logical. There is nothing logical about this insanity. Chrome 'changed the logic' back, you'll be UNPROTECTED in the next build.

Whatever were they thinking, looking out for you like that. Why am I even bothering? I got this vaguest of reads you were the sort of guy intelligent enough to want to be correct. Your posts are just all the way around back to front - it's tragic. The certificates?

Comodo are god damn fraudsters. They'll tell you it was a mistake.

We all make mistakes. I'm not saying they should be lined up and shot. I'm not saying they shouldn't be. I'm saying they should't be in the business, where they make mistakes like that, so many people get hurt. You think certificates aren't important?

You're right. Because IE is corrupted. Oh I never say anything I cannot prove. You may request proof if you're interested.

Chrome doesn't issue certificates to themselves. Only Microsoft do that, via Verisign. Comodo made a mistake. Got fooled, they say. All these giants, they were tricked by representatives of these Giant companies - maybe they wore really nice suits. And had fancy laminated IDs.

Or maybe their subsidiary was tricked. Fraud is more complex now, than in Verisign's day. They gave two Root Certificates set for ALL PURPOSES to Microsoft over a decade ago. Would you believe it, they were tricked as well. Little hazy on the details. Not sure there is any.

Because that happens all the time. It's no problem, Microsoft say without anger - or investigation. People only need to do these steps (which no one could possibly be expected to do until it's too late), and then they'll be protected. How do I know all this? I woke up one day with all those Microsoft Trusted Root Certificates and dozens more - Expired in 1999? Still functioning as my Trusted Root for all Purposes. It's in my Trusted Root folder.

Set for all purposes, plus some Advanced ones I don't understand. Oh they were marked Fraudulent. But they were in my Trusted Root Store. I asked Microsoft why. Then I took a fork to my boxers.

But then I repeat myself. For how long? How the heck would I know - do you skim that store routinely? I've followed all Microsoft's ridiculous steps to place the correct Certs in the correct stores. Now all the Comodo certs and Revocation List certs, are in the correct Untrusted store.

It's full of them. It took me a long time. It takes me a long time. Fifa World Cup 2010 Wavin Flag Song Free Download. Because I keep waking up and they're back in my Trusted Root store. I think that's the reason, for the mistakes. Which were not satisfactorily explained.

Both companies still certifying who is Trusted or Not. Do you trust them? Their history is spotty. I'm not sure you should trust them. Kinda sure you shouldn't. If you still do, I've wasted some time I guess. If not, thank god.

1 down, a few billion to go. NewJason 00:29. Johnny Thank you for the advice. I had not thought through my rant in advance an for that i am sorry if my post was all over the place. As far as chrome providing the security for downloading files, I looked at several content headers today in my proxy logs and some are correct and some are not. My frustration is with the fact that sometimes chrome will download a file 100% fine and the next time it will not. When I have an 'interrupted' download, to me that means it failed for whatever reason.

When I again download that same file from the same server a day later, it works flawlessly. I thought at first it was my security software or internet connection, but it is very possible that it is chrome. When I read this thread, I began to think that this was a common issue with chrome users and I made my comments based on that. You are correct about the security holes in Windows, and i agree if everyone knew how easy it is to attack their computer they would unplug it and throw windows away. But learning these things is hard, as you have learned the hard way.

I have no idea how long the certs have been invalid, I don't look in the store as often as i should. I just did notice that there are a bunch of them that were marked as fraudulent by the issuer. I had not seen anything like this before, and it is very disconcerting to say the least. I value what you have said and i give you my thanks. Now, I have a question for you.

What browser should a person use? I would like to leave the security to my security software, I would like to download with a browser.

I really get upset when the coders are over looking writing error catch loops in the code that does not return a message. If chrome had gave me a dialog box that said, SOMETHING, anything, about why it did not, would not, or could not complete it's task, I would have been fine with that. I learned early on that catching errors in code is fine, but if you don't document it to the interface, no one ever knows if there is a problem. I get a message when a plugin fails, why not pop one up when a download fails?

Just an idea. Btw because of your posts I will stick with chrome for now because I really do like most of it. I will use a download manager to download files. Is there an app for that? Or maybe i can write my own.

Thanks Johnny newJason 00:36. Johnny I previously had not heard about the Comodo attack so I went and read about it.

Very interesting indeed. Comodo claims that 9 certs were fraudulently issued but only 1 was seen live on the internet. I checked my Cert store and discovered that The Certs on my machine do indeed have the same serial numbers as the ones listed. The disturbing part of this is Comodo says that they were marked as frauds as soon as they were discovered. Well, they do not say how long it took them to discover this. Furthermore at the time of the discovery they notified the domain owners of what had happened and everyone supposedly issued patches for this.

Now if these certs were never live on the net, what the hell are they doing in my cert store? Someone is not telling the truth. Would it be reasonable to assume that since I had only been using chrome during the time in question, that those keys were imported by chrome and used at some point before they were marked as frauds.???

How many other people have these certs in their store i wonder? I think all this is a non issue now, but now I have even more concern than before.

Handsomeorlandoman 04:08. Wow.finally found the thread that appears to be showing the full extent of this problem.

Anyway, I'm running Chrome in Windows 7. I too can't seem to download files consistently. IE works 99% better (although I swear I had 1 in IE fail).but obviously, I prefer to use Chrome!

Its quite odd but does appear to be related to what you are downloading. I say this because some sites I visit I have zero issues with (even if they are large files).

Other sites, I have to try to download the thing 3 or 4 times before I get it to complete. I don't know if it helps, but I don't have any problems uploading. I realize I can install a download manager.but the fact is, I shouldn't have to. For now, if the file is mission critical, I simply move over to IE.something I would really prefer not to do. Anyway, files always get 'interrupted' at different times. Sometimes immediately, sometimes right at the end.

Its very annoying. Nithoma 07:58. Unlike wuffy26, I can state that the problem is not fixed in version 13 for me. It is however fixed for me on one computer with 15.0.868.0 canary. Here's what I knew about 13: It was somewhat random as to the sites.

Some sites appeared to have more problems than others. One site I downloaded from a lot and had a lot of trouble with was Animoto. One other note is that both computers in our office have problems with downloads.although they are both fairly different. One runs Windows XP Home, the other Windows 7 Home.

Neither were upgraded either, that was their original install. Anyway, I don't know if that helps your team, but since installing canary, the Windows 7 machine hasn't had any problems (I have yet to install canary on the Windows XP machine). Sie_Deen 14:38. @Sie_Deen, Just about any file I would download would have the problem. These were mp4 files and were usually somewhat large (approaching a gig). How To Find Sky Serial Number. I can't tell you a specific file to download as its an account driven service and without my credentials, you can't download the videos created.

Although we have a paid account you can create a free account and make short videos (Animoto is a service to create slideshow videos). You'll simply need to upload some pictures and give it a shot. Where it was interrupted at always varied. Sometimes it would stall very early on.sometimes right before finishing.

Animoto was not the only site to give us issues though. A lot did (yet some seemingly never did). It was somewhat odd.

But it appeared as if the longer it was going to take to download, the greater the chance of a stall. I can't attest to the internet connectivity other than telling you what I do know: The computers were connected through a wired network which went through a router and then a cable modem provided by Time Warner. The internet gave no appearance of losing connectivity (I never received a page not found around the time of the stall). That's not to say there wasn't an ultra fast spike that I just couldn't see, but I haven't found any evidence that I'm losing the internet connection.

Furthermore, IE only once had this same problem (usually after trying two or three times with Chrome, I would log into IE and download my file). Download managers wouldn't have a problem either (which I eventually tried after getting annoyed with Chrome).

Once again, although Canary may be in beta, it has NOT produced this problem for me yet. I should state that I wouldn't put any network problems past Time Warner, but I don't think its a pure loss of connectivity that's doing it.

Anyway, if you would like me to try anything, I'm more than willing. Thanks Sie_Deen 15:24. SOLVED SOLVED SOLVED: I managed to solve my problem. Iḿ running Linux Mint 11 and had all my downloads even webpages download 3/4 of the way then it just stops. Anyways, let me get to it.I went to Tool in Google Chrome and cleared everything ¨since the beginning ¨ and closed it. Ran Bleachbit and cleared all cached files.I then rebooted and got a firewall up and running and rebooted again.Since then I have never had problems again.By the way my firewall is set to block ALL incoming connection.I believe this method can be done in Windows as well running Bleachbit to clear cached files. Enjoy Google again.Cheers mOrteCide 000METALHEAD000 03:28.

@Sie_Deen: Going to the related post right now to post the dump file. Meanwhile, for me the download is always on the form z / z kB, Interrupted (that is, I download the whole file but it won't finish). It occurs for downloads of any size (right now I'm testing with one which is only 470 kB in size). For me this occurs for ANY file I try to download, but I noticed it when trying to download this.pdf article:. The temporary file it creates on the same destination folder and extension.crdownload is complete (I can open it normally, while the original file is 0 b in size). Pabloivan 14:45.

I got an update on my issue when trying to download again, but this time from within an embedded.PDF visualized in Firefox using evince. This time I got a 'permission denied error'. So as someone on the support forum (this thread ) suspected of the same problem, I looked into /etc/fstab and found that it was as following: /dev/sda3 /media/dados ntfs nls=iso8859-1,umask=000 0 0 so apparently I got some permission problem. I changed this line to: /dev/sda3 /media/dados ntfs nls=iso8859-1,umask=000,uid=1000,gid=1000,exec,rw 0 0 making sure my login is at group ID 1000 from the Users and Groups settings. Now chrome is able to download gracefully to my NTFS partition.

I'm not sure why this error appeared on the first place since with the old settings I was always able to create files, write, modify, rename, download from within the browser etc. Also, I haven't fiddled with any settings lately. Hope this will help people with the same particular problem get their systems functioning right. Aveminus 10:16. I am using Paragon Software's NTFS for OS X, so that I can transfer files between my NTFS partition and my HFS+ partition on my Early 2011 MacBook Pro 15 running OS X 10.7.2 with all the latest patches and updates. If I use Mozilla Firefox or Apple Safari, I can download to the NTFS (a/k/a Bootcamp with Win7sp1 Pro & all the latest updates) partition.

If I use Google Chrome 15, 16 beta, or 17 Canary, I am *UNABLE* to save to any folder in the NTFS partition. I've opened a case with Paragon Software, and should use TeamViewer in the next day or two, to let them have a look at the problem. But I don't consider it their problem. Because every other way of moving files to my Bootcamp partition works fine, I'm pretty sure that when Chrome/Canary is making it's file calls, it is not doing it in a way that respects the file-handling routines that Paragon's software intercepts from Apple. Since Paragon *must* be using Standard API's, this would lead me to believe that the Chrome folks, in their quest for speed, have bypassed some necessary higher-level file handling API's for some lower-level routines that aren't intercepted by the Paragon substitutions. Therefore, they fail. In my (non-programmer, agreeably) mind, this would also account for the problems others are having.

Please coders - check the API's and routines that you are calling, and make sure your input data is 'typed' properly, has field sizes correctly, etcetera. Aia Zgh 19:07. Sie_Deen you're awesome for trying to figure all this out:P I've also been having the problem for a few months now. I'm updated to the latest chrome version (15.0.874.121 m) and still get the problem.

For me it happens with all files from small to big. It acts a bit odd though as I download the file and it flashes saying interrupted but then shows it as if it downloads.

Then when clicked on it says removed. This happens with a lot of my files from pdfs to word documents. It generally happens to the first download. So say I'm downloading 5 files the first will interrupt but the rest will usually be fine.

I'm running Windows Vista 32bit. I've tried clearing the cache and re-installing chrome. I don't seem to have this problem with other browsers. If there's anything else I could do to help just let me know. The problem is frustrating as hell and I'd really like a fix.

Peter.Sikes 12:54. Your operating system and Chrome version (wrench icon ->About Google Chrome) XP Pro, SP3, Chrome: 15.0.874.121 m - your antivirus and version Trend Micro Titanium Internet Security 2012, Version: 5.0.1280 - USP50 (Component versions - your file system (NTFS, FAT, etc.) NTFS - when are downloads interrupted (0 out of x MB downloaded, z out of x MB downloaded, x out of x downloaded)? The interrupt occurs very quickly; maybe in the first 1-2%? - are interruptions on all types of downloads or only larger files? All types - what are some sample downloads everything!

Google extension add-ons, pdf downloads from banking sites, from Google Apps for Business ( Google Docs). It's kind of ironic that I have to go to either IE or FireFox, when working with my Google Apps documents. Note: Also, check that the download directory exists (wrench icon ->Options ->Under the hood ->Downloads ->Downloads location) Yes, in the default location. Tellu2 18:06.

@Sie_Deen I'm running Windows Vista with Chrome version 15.0.874.121 m. I'm using Microsoft Security Essentials version 1.117.924.0 I'm saving the files to /my documents/downloads on C: drive which is NTFS type. As for me as I've said previously it's usually the first file I download that is interupted. It says interuppted then appears to be downloaded but when clicked it removes it. It's interrupted on all types of downloads from large to small and all file types.

If by sample downloads you mean file types it happens on torrents, pdfs from official sources, mp3s. I've noticed it happening with pretty much any type of file I download. The download directory does exist.

Gadg17 09:13. Hello Sie, I'm not entirely sure it's fixed, but there's improvement! I went to CNET and arbitrarily picked 'Internet Download Manager' to test out the download. Unfortunately, my Trend Micro antivirus didn't like it much, and halted the downloaded saying the file contained something called 'WORM_SPYBOT.BMC' trojan.

And then asked me to reboot. I went to my Google Apps site and was able to download a small excel file from my Docs folder. I went back to CNET, and was able to successfully download a Google Chrome installer. I'll keep watching it. Peter cwalltx 18:40.

Sie, I did the below just a few minutes ago: For folks who are new to this thread and are having your downloads interrupted, please try the following: 1. Check that download location (wrench icon ->Options ->Under the hood ->Download location) is accessible with full read write access 2. Check that download location has available disk space 3.

Clear download history (wrench icon ->Tools ->Clear browsing data ->Clear download history from the beginning of time) 4. Check that antivirus is not blocking Chrome or specific file types And I still have the problem. This is a work computer so I am not sure what the Antivirus and how to control it. But my issue is I did not have this problem previously and wonder why this just started.

According to the browser I am on version 16.0.912.63 and this is a XP professional OS. As I noted I use this at work, I do need to download a lot of important documents, I am hoping a solution is in the works. Can we revert back to much older versions that dd not have this problem?

Like others I now have to copy links to IE in order to download. As much as I love Chrome, I can't keep doing this. Tellu2 02:36. I've had this with Chrome 16.0.913.63 m I repeatedly tried to download the same file and got: 3.9/226kB, Interrupted 3.9/226kB, Interrupted 3.9/226kB, Interrupted 6.2/226kB, Interrupted I then tried right clicking the link and 'Open link in new tab' and that succeeded perfectly (though that workaround hasn't always worked in the past!) I changed no settings between the time when it failed and the time when it worked, Chrome didn't even lose focus!

So I don't think it's anything to do with permissions, disk space, download history etc. Note: My OS is Win 7 64bit Peter.Sikes 10:20.

@Sie Hi Sie, that alternate method worked. I posted the following ( along with the log file) to the public issue listed above as a comment. Does that method also record my Google Account logon information? If so, should I change it? Peter ---------------------------------------------- @Sie, Hi, I was able to generate the attached net-internal log, using the alternate method you suggested ( modifying the target file to write the log directly to HD, rather than trying to download it). Also as requested: 1. Chrome version 16.0.912.63 m 3.

Chrome is currently installed at: 'C: Documents and Settings Peter Sikes Local Settings Application Data Google Chrome Application' 4. Download location: C: Documents and Settings Peter Sikes My Documents Downloads Hope this helps! Thanks, Peter Sie_Deen 13:36. I only experience this problem intermittently, mostly when downloading rar'd files from (file size ranging from 100MB to 500MB). My machine is a toshiba laptop running win7 32bit with latest serv packs and I connect to the internet via a netgear wirelss router.

I've read all the posts on this thread so far, but my impressions is that the main issue is that Chrome doesn't produce a more readable (and actionable) error message. What the heck does 'Interrupted' mean? Interrupted by whom due to what? I can think of a few scenarios: 1.

The network cable on a machine was pulled out 2. The file on the server was deleted while it was being downloaded 3. The server's internet connection was cut off (e.g its network card failed) 4. The wireless connection was cut off due to bad signal reception 5. The router at home was turned off. To me it seems that whoever wrote the download code for Chrome didn't go one (or two) step further and provide a message that tells more about the possible causes of the issue. The programmer just called a networking API function which somehow failed and the programmer just threw this blanket error message saying it was interrupted.

I have to say that's not good enough, esp for someone working at Google (i can understand it if it's written by an amateur still learning the basics of network programming in college or high school). I would expect a more specific error such as: Time: 16:33:56pm Chrome is trying to download 1234567 bytes of data from the server at 123.456.789.987, so far 12000 bytes have been downloaded but no data was received from the server since 16:31:47pm, it looks like the server is down so the download is abandoned. Such a detailed message will go a long way towards resolving the issue (or at least make it clear to the user what's the cause of it and what manual action to take, e.g download it from a different server). Blakemiller1 22:53. This is happening to me.

I'm on a Windows operating system, here are the specs: - operating system is Windows XP Professional v2002 and Chrome version 16.0.912.63 - antivirus and version; McAfee 8.7i - I don't know the file system - when are downloads interrupted: they're always interrupted, the last one was 5.3 out of 592kB downloaded - are interruptions on all types of downloads or only larger files? All types - what are some sample downloads: downloading excel files sajjansarkar 08:36.

I have been experiencing the same problem since I received a new computer (I might have downloaded few files successfully at the beginning but I don't remember how it all started). I have this problem for 3 months and have tried solutions which were suggested on this forum, but none of them has solved it. I can download without any problem using Windows Internet Explorer. After leaving chrome for a while, I have re-installed it today and still get this problem so I decided to report it here. I get download interrupted message every time I try to download anything (picture, word, pdf etc) from any website (including Gmail) and nothing is download, leaving crdownload file. Message I get is 0/XXX kB, Interrupted (XXX is number).

Operation system is Windows 7 Enterprise, 64-bit Chrome version: 16.0.912.75 m (I also had the same issue in previous versions I have had since October 2011) I only experience this issue on my work computer not on personal one. Chowchow656 10:00. I have tried every possible solution that I've come across and nothing is working. I'm only experiencing interrupted downloads on my computer at work that runs Windows XP. I have Windows Vista on my home PC and Windows 7 on my laptop and neither give me any problems. I've tried downloading from the Google App Store, Google Extensions, CNET and various other sites. It doesn't matter what type of file or the size.

It instantly says 'Interrupted'. This is affecting my productivity at work and causing me to switch to Firefox just so I can get things done. At least downloads work on their browser. Peter.Sikes 08:04.

This happens across all operating systems I'm trying on a mac as well as multiple PCs. I get that it's occurring based on my download location which is a server on my network.

The problem is that downloading with any other browser, it works just fine. Chrome wants to put that damned.crdownload extension and say interrupted even when it shows that the full file has been downloaded. If I go in and manually remove the.crdownload the file works. I've set up a script to remove that extension automatically, but why that should need done and why this has persisted for over a year just baffles me. The troubleshooting steps don't help. IE and Firefox download without leaving an extension, why this is a problem for Chrome, who knows.

Jdramirez 17:40. As much as I love Chrome for it's sleek uncluttered look and it's speedy browsing ability I have to admit the Chrome is just plain kak at downloading media reliably. After many hours of frustration and many gigs of lost or broken data I have decided that no matter how hard I wish it were not so the fact is no one browser will ever be all things to all men. I have adopted an 80/20 approach.

Chrome is my general browser for 80% of my daily needs and Firefox is my workhorse for reliable media downloads nitefallz 05:39. I'm having the same issue and another issue. My download speeds are much slower in Chrome than in other browsers. Now before anyone gives me a link to explaining what causes download speed factors I can tell you that's no the case. I can attempt to download a large file with chrome at 500k/s which will slowly drop but attempting to download the same file in Firefox or IE results in speed 3 times that.

My connection is 15/2. It is not a matter of getting a good connection. This is a repeatable problem with virtually any file I download, with any browser at any time of day. SeizureSmiley 06:09. I have the same issue.

Here is what I have experienced: My downloads are getting interrupted, no matter where I save the file nor the source I download from. I can't send the dump file, as it gets interrupted while downloading. Whether I download to: windows' default download folder (%userprofile% download) or domain dfs download or fileserver download or g: download (my data partition on the client pc) it's all the same issue. Under my admin account I have no issues. I'm always working as a normal user, not an admin.

Wherever I want to save the file, I can create, modify and delete files in windows explorer. I reinstalled windows, due to a broken HDD, and reinstalled Google Chrome. I'm using Google Chrome for business (msi, v11) which auto updates to the latest version. (currently 17.0.963) My adm gpo settings for all users are: enable autofill enable reporting default search provider: google password manager enable startup pages: reopen last pages I created a new profile.

I deleted all browsing history. I removed my one installed addon called AD-blocker + browser restart.

If I use Google Chrome on another pc, I have the same issue. I have been using Chrome for a long time without any issue, over 2 years afaik, problem appeared only a couple of weeks ago. Windows Event Viewer does not report anything. As far as I can tell it's a right issue, but I can't seem to find out how and why. Any tips or word of advice what I could check? Even giving the group Authenticated Users full control does not solve anything.

NB: And be careful when giving any user or group full control rights, as it enables them to take ownership and change permissions on files and folders. (sorry, couldnt resist it not to mention this) Darman12 13:50. The advice of gadg17 above is as follows: CTRL+J to open the downloads window, then click Clear All and then Open Downloads Folder (links at top of page). Finally, delete the entire contents of the downloads folder. That's it - files now download normally. Hope this works for you. It worked for me on a XP professional work pc with the Chrome version 17.0.963.56 m.

My question is though, why was Firefox version 3.6.26 (yes that old, my IT department of my employer checks all versions before they are installed) working fine before I did the above mentioned cleaning? I had about a year of downloads in the folder and how should I remember this if it will reoccur after a year or so? Of course I can come back to these threads and then do it again.

I wonder why a ancient version of Firefox can handle this task without the cleaning? Could the Chrome team do something about this? Musqueteer 08:21. I have 'download interrupted' problem with Chrome 17.0.963.78 m. It seems to happen randomly. The get Chrome continue with the downloading, I had to right click the file link and select save as again. Chrome picks up where it left off.

I download a lot of files that are in the 40Mb range and expect the Chrome to handle them without problem. It becomes a nuisance that I left Chrome to download the files and came back half an hour later to see they were all interrupted. Is there any download manager that works with Chrome? Otherwise I need to switch back to firefox. DaveinOlyWA 19:46. After experiencing this same issue ('Interrupted Download') and trying a number of different things - from clearing cache, to re-directing downloads to a new folder, to uninstalling and re-installing, I FINALLY found a solution that works!

Please note - doing the following will clear your entire Chrome history - including any bookmarks you've saved. You must be an administrator on the computer you're using a. *You may also need to adjust your permission settings on the Google and/or Chrome folders mentioned below* 2. Uninstall Chrome 3. Restart computer 4. Open Windows Explorer and type the following into the address bar: C: Users __(place your username here)__ appdata For example, mine is C: Users jbell appdata 5. From the appdata folder a.

Open Local folder b. Open Google c. Right click on Chrome folder and select Delete 6. Return to the appdata folder a. Open Roaming folder b.

Open Google c. Right click on Chrome folder and select Delete 7. Re-install Chrome 8. Restart or not, up to you:) After applying these changes, I received 'Insufficient Permissions' when I tried to download again. To correct this, open Windows Explorer and navigate to your Downloads folder. Right Click on Downloads folder and select Properties Click Security Tab Adjust accordingly It's possible that all I needed to do was investigate my folder permissions, but I don't believe so.

Either way, now that I've done these steps Chrome is back to normal and I can download to my heart's content! JB Tablet999 06:54. Yud have to be stupid as dirt to listen to this drivel. 1) Google has a history of frowning on downloads.

2) Check their add ons, and you will see squat for downloading options, unlike any other popular browser you can name. 3) Google suggests that the developers simply haven't gotten around to it yet, but those same developers will tell you straight up that google is dead set against these tools, and in fact recently sent a legal letter to stop and desist or face legal action to one youtube dl service provider, which forced the developer to cancel their add-on. See the details here: When are you going to wake up and smell the coffee, eh? People will tell you they like chrome for security and general surfing, but they'll load firefox or opera if they want to dl anything.

Divya chandrasekar 01:21.