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My Google Chrome download speed is so slow. It's like 16.5 kB/s right now, can you believe it? That's insane. I'm downloading nearly a 900MB file, before I started downloading it, it showed that it'll finish like in a few hours, now the half of it is done and it shows that there's like 7 hours left. What? I really don't want to cancel it or something. Perhaps you could give me some thoughts? I've already checked my Ethernet connection, it seemed okay. Although there's a one thing. In the Task Manager under networking tab the network Utilization's maximum is like 0.30% while downloading, which is really slow. Please, any tips? |
The question has been closed for the following reason "The problem solved itself." by Mihkel Jul 01 '10 at 17:22
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Before I tried to start the same (new) download again it didn't work. But now when I started a new download, it worked. Problem solved. |
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Firstly, it won't be the fault of your browser. Your browser can only download as fast as your internet connection will support. To find out what that is roughly (turn off all internet-based applications apart from your browser first) and run a speed test at http://speedtest.net. If the result seems fine, it'll most likely be the server on the other end that can't transfer the download quick enough. You'll notice that some servers are faster then others. |
