I am using the link above trying to install Aomei Backupper.
Both download sites, CNET or Local, show this .....................
And I clicked Delete.
I am using IE11.
I had no problem downloading it from here:
Data Backup and Restore Software for PC and Server - AOMEI Backupper
No go.
Same corrupt message.
Direct download link Standard Free version
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Direct download link Pro version
>
No. Direct download link produces the same corrupt message.
I always save the exe files to my Downloads folder first before running the installation.
This one, I can't even do that.
Adding........................
I have no 3rd party AV that could interfere with the program being downloaded. Never had.
Just WD and free edition Malwarebytes.
disable Malwarebytes for the time being...
It's something on your end, David
that link should pop-up the IE download box on bottom of IE and save to your default downloads location.. as always with IE downloads
My Malwarebytes does not run until I open it.
How is it possible that it blocks the download while it is dormant ?
I don't think there is a disable option for the free edition except to uninstall it.
It won't save to Downloads folder because it won't finish downloading.
That is correct.My Malwarebytes does not run until I open it.
How is it possible that it blocks the download while it is dormant ?
I don't think there is a disable option for the free edition except to uninstall it.
MBAM Free is only a manual, on-demand scanner.
There is no realtime protection.
So, there is no realtime protection to disable.
MBAM Free cannot be blocking the download.
Cheers,
MM
Just tested the download
Attachment 60886
Although the exe is in my downloads folder..
it uses SH1 security certificate, not sure IE allows that anymore
It is obvious the problem is in my end.
Thing is, I have had installed untold numbers of programs and I always use Save As to save the exe files to Downloads folder.
It never failed, until now.
To Kyhi,
That is exactly what I saw when I opened the View download option.
I don't think the download was actually present in Downloads folder. I clicked the Delete button in a flash.
