As shown above, the MB video file will finish downloading in less than 11 minutes over a stable 5 Mbps connection. However, if somebody else in the house uses the internet while you're downloading this video file, it could take much longer to complete the download because of congestion in the data transfer.
Aside from calculating the download time of a file from the internet, you can also use this calculator to determine the transfer duration from, let's say, a computer to an external storage device like a USB flash drive.
However, you must first know the transfer rate of your connection to calculate the transfer duration. You can also use this download time calculator to determine your download speed. However, for this, you have to time how long to download a particular file. Then, by entering the file size and the download time in our calculator, you'll be able to calculate your internet's download speed.
If you want to determine the actual time your download will take to complete, you can input the estimated download time into our time duration calculator. Our time duration calculator will help you determine the actual completion time of the download.
Embed Share via. Table of contents: Understanding computer file sizes Why we download computer files Upload and download speeds How to determine download time Download completion time FAQ. Understanding computer file sizes Computer file sizes vary depending on the amount of data or information a computer file stores. Why we download computer files Files cannot always be in just one computer or machine. Upload and download speeds Uploading and downloading data can take a while, depending on the file's size and transfer rate.
How to determine download time Now that we know how to determine the transfer speed for our uploads and downloads, we can now calculate a file's download time or duration. Download completion time If you want to determine the actual time your download will take to complete, you can input the estimated download time into our time duration calculator. FAQ What are the factors affecting download time? The download time for a file depends on two factors, which are: File size; and Speed of your internet connection.
How to estimate download time for data? To estimate download time: Find out the internet data speed. Note down the file size. Make sure the units for the bits is the same. Divide file size by data speed to obtain download time. How long will it take to download the Call of Duty Warzone update? Call of Duty: Warzone is estimated to have an update size of about 57 GB. It will take about: 1. How long will it take to download a 20 GB file? A 20 GB file would take: 3.
File size. Download speed. Download time. Whenever you start downloading or updating a video game on Steam, you can usually expect it to tick along smoothly. But rarely, you might experience issues where Steam downloads get stuck at a whopping 0 bytes! Pausing and resuming a stuck Steam download might be all it takes to get it moving again. Follow that by selecting Pause. Then, wait for a few seconds and select Resume. This can lead to the behavior where Steam downloads stay stuck at 0 bytes.
Open the Downloads page in Steam again and check the speed next to Disk Usage. A buggy Steam app can also cause issues. The best way to rule that out is to check for and apply any pending client-side updates. Restarting the Steam client is another quick fix that can help. You might also want to open the Task Manager in Windows and force-quit any stuck Steam processes. Then, re-open Steam and resume the download queue. Running Steam as an administrator is a powerful way to resolve issues that stem from insufficient permissions.
Start by completely exiting Steam. Then, search for Steam on the Start menu and select Run as Administrator. If that helps, learn how to set up Steam to run as an administrator always. Video game updates may also stall due to corrupt or incorrectly modified local files. To do that, switch to the Library tab on the Steam client.
Then, right-click the game and select Properties. Try using a speed checking service such as SpeedTest. Then where exactly are you using that code, and whats happening when it executes? I tested in a simple button OnClick handler, and it prompted me to download when clicking it Do you see the file contents or just an empty page when trying?
Are you sure the file gets retrieved from the DB correctly? I don't see any try catch in your example, could you please add some more information to your post? Also very important: What exception exactly did you get, and where is it thrown? As I mentioned, the code I wrote in my answer works in my test, I only replaced "Convert.
FromBase64String file " with a file stored as a byte-array in a resx file; so there must be some other kind of error. The Thread was being aborted exception is most likely thrown by the call to Response. End as it always throws that exception, see this MSDN article. I tested with an added try-catch, but even when catching the exception my code works for me. So there still must be some other kind of error somwhere else. Could you please be more specific about your problem?
How and where exactly are you calling that code? What are you doing before and after that call? Have you tried to simplify your code? Show 1 more comment. Sign up or log in Sign up using Google. Sign up using Facebook. Sign up using Email and Password.
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