why are my downloads using Chrome remaining incomplete?

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The issue is with your Anti-Virus software scanning the downloaded file before you are allowed to open it. If the file is very large this can take a while.

Look around in your program's options to disable it. Every Anti-Virus program is different and yours will probably have a different name, but AVG's technology is called "Web Protection".

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Updated on September 18, 2022

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  • user159600
    user159600 over 1 year

    Since the last two days, any file that i try and download remains incomplete. i'm using Chrome for Windows 7. I have not changed the proxy settings in any way. All file downloads reach 90 % completion and get stuck thereafter. please help

    • 100rabh
      100rabh over 11 years
      which downloads?
    • dangowans
      dangowans over 11 years
      Is it just one website in particular causing you grief? If it is, it could be something on their end.
    • user159600
      user159600 over 11 years
      Well, i was trying to reinstall utorrent after it crashed and that's when the problem began. I tried to install other torrent clients, the problem happened with all the softwares. The downloads began, but hung up just nearing the end. Today I tried downloading a couple of Youtube video using the Studio manager software which normally runs trouble free, but it got interrupted and i got a "Check proxy settings" message. The proxy settings seem unchanged, unless there's some deeper tech involved. I tried Internet explorer also, but the same problem persists. Thank you for your response..
    • Synetech
      Synetech over 11 years
      So it’s not Chrome. You should edit and re-tag the question to reflect the generality of the problem (e.g., Why do my downloads not finish?) Does it happen with downloads of all sizes or just specific sizes? Try getting a bandwidth monitor to observe the network traffic to see if you can find clues like if it’s triggered by a specific amount of time or a specific amount of data, etc.