No file download error

 · When you download a file or a program in Internet Explorer 11, the file download may fail. In that case, you may receive one of the following error messages: This file couldn't be downloaded.  · I am attempting to set up files for download that will work for Chrome and IE It works for the most part with normal file types (EXE, PNG, TXT,..) but when attempting to download a text file without a file type, or a random type like "" it will fail, showing "Failed - No file".Reviews: 4.  · To people having the same issue when clicking 'Open' instead of 'Saving' downloaded file, I have found solution that does not require disabling UAC. Just go to %Temp% directory that should point to C:\Users\\AppData\Local\Temp .

Thanks for the visual aid here @emnu - it's most appreciated while it helps narrow down the issue.. I'm afraid it's exactly as I thought as this issue echoes some similar reports we had recently.. I won't be able to suggest a 3rd party app to un-zip (or un-archive) the zipped folder on your computer but I'm sure you'll get a plenty of results if you run a simple web search. Here's how to do it: Go to the Search field. Type cmd. Select Command Prompt. Ensure that you run as administrator. Type the command netsh winsock reset and hit enter. A message will show after. Hi, I am Prajwal Desai. For last few years, I have been working on multiple technologies such as SCCM / Configuration Manager, Intune, Windows 11, Azure, Security etc.

When you download a file or a program in Internet Explorer 11, the file download may fail. In that case, you may receive one of the following error messages: This file couldn't be downloaded. Sometimes, the error message pops up immediately when you try to download a file. No matter how many times you try, the download keeps failing. Although the error message suggests that the issue is with "a network," this is not always the case. This error means that you don't have permission to download the file. To fix the error, contact the website or server owner or try to find the file on a different site. 'Forbidden' or 'Failed -.