Download very large files from the Internet

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To manage downloading large files on a slow network while using a subcomputer that deletes desktop files after reboot, utilizing a USB drive and a download manager is essential. A download manager that supports pausing and resuming downloads allows users to save progress on the USB drive. When the download is paused, the file remains on the USB, enabling continuation later. However, after each reboot, users must reset the download location to the USB and reinitiate the download link. For a more seamless experience, using a download manager like BitComet can help, as it allows downloads to continue from where they left off without needing to restart the process after shutting down the computer.
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I sometimes have to download very large files from the Internet
my company network speed is not too fast to finish downloading them within one or two hours.
As a subcomputer, everything in my computer once stored on desktop will be deleted after reboot.

I am thinking if there is a way to download half a hugh file then store it, the next day when I am online I will continue for the other half.

Thank you
 
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Plug-in the usb, use a download manager that supports download pausing and resuming.
When you going to download that huge file, set downloading location as your usb.

When you pause your download, your download chunk will stay at your usb, next time you resume it, it will continue downloading.

But everytime that computer gets reset, you have to set your Download Manager's download location to your usb, and click the download link again.
 


or you could look for a download manager which does the work for you...like bitcomet (used for downloading torrents)...shutting down your computer and booting it does not restart your download, it continues it from where you finished...
 
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