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2016 19:29 There are many reasons why you could get an 'Error' while downloading using FrostWire for Android. 1. Internet Connection a) The most common issue is your internet connection. If for some reason FrostWire's access to the internet will be cut off, even http://support.frostwire.com/hc/en-us/articles/201836550-Every-download-ends-in-ERROR-How-to-fix-it- for a second, during a download from Cloud Sources (YouTube, SoundCloud), then the download will go into an 'Error'. The download cannot recover, because the download links for each file in search results time out. If you think that's https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT203200 your issue, try using more stable Wi-Fi connection. b) Cloud downloads (from YouTube or SoundCloud) will produce an error if the link to the file times out. When you search for a keyword and exit FrostWire then come back google chrome a few minutes later, the search results you've gotten before would time out and the download will result in an 'Error'. c) If you get an 'Error' only on BitTorrent Downloads, your router needs some adjustment in settings or your internet provider is throttling or banning the BitTorrent traffic all together. We've even heard about mobile data providers cutting people's BitTorrent access on unlimited plans when their quota would go above 3-5GB. What happens is that FrostWire fetches the file error download .torrent file for you, but when it's ready to download the data via the BitTorrent network, it's access to the internet get's cut off. In most cases, the file from BitTorrent network will Pause and wait for better network conditions to download, as it can recover without issues multiple times and continue downloading where it left off. 2. You just updated your Android OS The solution depends on what Android version you've updated to - please see here for more info. 3. Huge file, slow device Sometimes if a file is too big and your phone has trouble handling it. It happens on older phones and on phones with older Android operating systems. The amount of applications you have opened at any given time consumes your device's resources, so if you feel your device being too slow could be the case, restart your phone/tablet and open FrostWire ONLY to see how it will run. 4. Battery out during download When your phone runs out of battery while downloading, your downloads will show an error next time you open FrostWire because certain processes were not shot down properly and transfers were not able to recover. 5. Trouble getting a .torrent file On very rare occasion, there might be an issue downloading the .torrent file itself. You will see the download status go to "Waiting" and then "Error". In this
iTunes Fix issues with third-party security software, remove the cached download file, then retry your download. When you try to download content you bought from the iTunes Store, you might see a message that says "There was an error downloading your purchased music. An unknown error occurred." To fix the issue, check for any issues with third-party security softwareandremove the cached download file. Thentry to download the music again. Fix issues with third-party security softwareIf your connection times out during a download, it might be caused by security software monitoringcertain serversand common ports. If your third-party security software doesn't let you downloadfrom iTunes,learn how to fix the issue. Remove the cached download fileA network issue can also cause an iTunes download to time out. When this happens, a cached download file might not let you downloadthe file next time. Remove the cached download on a Mac or PC before you try the download again. On a Mac If iTunes is open, quit the program. In Finder, select Go > Home from the menu bar at the top of your screen. Open Music > iTunes > iTunes Media. If you have an older iTunes library, you might see an iTunes Music folder instead of an iTunes Media folder. Open Downloads. Drag all files from the folder to Trash. Open iTunes. From the menu bar at the top of your screen, choose Account> Check for Available Downloads. If prompted, enter your Apple ID and password. Click Check. Your music downloads to your iTunes Library. On a PC If iTunes is open, quit the program. Press the Windows key on your keyboard. If your keyboard doesn't have a Windows key, press the Control (Ctrl) and Escape (Esc) keys. Click on the magnifying icon or search field. In the search field, enter%USERPROFILE%\Music. Open iTunes > iTunes Media. If you have an older iTunes library, you might see an iTunes Music folder in