jdownloader wont work anymore and i did try mipony but it keeps freezing on my laptop. are there any other ones i could try? (by freezing, the installer freezes and crashes)
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jdownloader wont work anymore and i did try mipony but it keeps freezing on my laptop. are there any other ones i could try? (by freezing, the installer freezes and crashes)
http://www.techsupportalert.com/best...ad-manager.htm
and I just saw this one, http://www.downthemall.net/
JD should work.
I've had it working for ages on an old XP machine that is just a single core Celeron 1.7GHz :wacko:
Use the offline installer.
I hate Jdownloader - may it burn in hell. I've been using IDM short for Internet Download Manager and have been happy with it so far :nod:
It isn't freeware.Quote:
Originally Posted by Zaladane
the offline wont work for me and the regular one just gives me an error and wont download anything.
Use the DownThemAll! addon for Firefox then. I've used that a fair bit but only for small stuff.
I thought their was a free version :thot:Quote:
Originally Posted by deadlegion
I thought it was a trial version for like 30 days or something.Quote:
Originally Posted by Zaladane
Moved to Computer Corner.
Ever since JDownloader updated it would not run any more, uninstalled it then tried to reinstall it with the offline installer, wouldn't install.
Now im stuck using damn mipony.......
Did you have a look on the JD forums? To me that sounds like some sort of java issue.Quote:
Originally Posted by God of Battle
I think a while back there was some mention of avoiding a java update, or to deal with it in a specific way but I honestly can't remember the details atm. It was a couple of years ago though.
Have you tried installing JD2?
yup, i tried every method that does not involve that damn web installer, my only gripe with mipony is it don't have as many filehosts supported as JDL :Low:Quote:
Originally Posted by deadlegion
I use downthemall. It usually works, but I noticed that some file hosting websites don't support it and when you use it you'll just get an error file with the download. I tried to download something from uploaded earlier, and got an error file. That just means they don't support download managers.
well i decided to use that "malicious" webinstaller to install jd2 and it works fine now. ran a security scan and nothing was picked up (super antispyware plus) and i have malwarebytesw always runing. so i have everything fine for now