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by james r linn
I don't have the same problem. Perhaps you should uninstall your Zip program and reinstall.
James
by i.b.morton
by ann777
It might be a timeout issue. How are you connecting? If through DSL/Cable you should not have a problem. But if you are using a modem, then interference on the phone line may be enough for corruption to happen. I have not exxperienced any corrupt downloads either... but I'm using DSL.
by i.b.morton
by thechas
If you are getting corrupted zip files when you download, you have a problem with your connection or computer.
I have downloaded maybe 5 files in the past 3 years that were corrupted, and on checking, it was the source file that was corrupted.
If you are using connection speed-up software, it may be causing you to chop up the packets in a manner that drops a few bits here and there. That is all it would take to corrupt a zipped file.
Also, some sites do not work well with download managers.
by i.b.morton
by i.b.morton
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