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I'm not sure about this, but you could try changing the extension of these files to .egt and then import it to EagleGet by using Import/Export from .egt file function in Eagleget.

When it's added to the tasks in EG, try refreshing the link to see if it resumes or even identifies the file.

How does the Import function work for you? Go to configuration and import .egt file or from EG database. If it's in either of these formats you can resume the partially downloaded file.

If you want to resume the file that's already in the tasks list of Eagleget, you can right click on the task inside EG interface and click on Refresh Link address if it's expired.

Try this: https://forum.eagleget.com/viewtopic.ph … 394#p14394

It's heuristic detection by the antivirus, that's caused because EagleGet has optional offers in it's installer which can be deselected for a clean install. It's not a virus.

It works fine for me on the latest Opera 64bit version.

Here's what I do when I dont get the extension to work properly for a clean re-install of EagleGet

1. I uninstall the browser using IOBit Uninstaller and remove all leftover traces using Powerful scan.
2. I run a scan with CCleaner and deletes any temporary files [all options on except Wipe Free Space], then I run the Registry Cleaner and remove all associated entries
3. I run a scan with Wise Registry Cleaner and removes all leftover entries
4. Using Everything I scan the computer for any leftover files and folders of EagleGet and delete them all especially the folder where the extensions are stored, the file name for Eagleget extension is kaebhgioafceeldhgjmendlfhbfjefmo on the computer.
5. Restart the computer, re-install the browser, re-install EagleGet and everything is good as new.

I have this problem sometimes. Why dont you right click on the task and select Refresh download address that will take you to the website and the 'Download' link will become active again.

Otherwise, I simply rename the .egt file to the extension that the file corresponds to and it works fine most of the times

The 99% pausing of download is a long standing problem with EagleGet, and hopefully the developer has a final fix to this issue that's been there for ages.

You need to have Visual C++ installed. Download it from here (it has all the packages from 2005 to 2017): http://www.majorgeeks.com/files/details … aller.html

Apart from MS abandoning support for it, the O.S has numerous security holes by now thats unpatched, so technically you're still vulnerable to malicious activities. To be safer you would need to upgrade your O.S, apart from the numerous programs that will eventually abandon support for WinXP in the near future.

It works for me from filestream.me

You can do this by right click on the webpage, and click on Download all links using EagleGet, which then takes you to a window where you can select and filter what type of files you want to download from the website.

What happens when you right click on the task and select "Refresh download address"?

It should be 2.0.4.14 that doesn't include bundled installer.

The information is given here: https://forum.eagleget.com/viewtopic.php?id=3142