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Hi rob10, thanks for your reply. I keep getting the following errors in autoupdate_log. Any idea what can be the cause of it? I also attached my autoupdate_log file for your attentions. 00920.982 INFO : Got incomplete data for .packs/7b8d250382f38dd70d907f21d4a23f4dcc15adb4.pack. Resuming... 00921.027 ERROR: Got Curl error (28): Timeout was reached 00953.578 ERROR: Got Curl error (35): SSL connect error 01039.223 STATUS: Curl error (35): SSL connect error 02807.514 === Log closed. autoupdate_log.txt

Yeah, same here. Restarted a million times so far, but each time after a little while with very low speed, it gives me either Curl SSL error or says server is out of capacity and try later. One Eyed Ross, you're lucky it went through once!

Hmm, that's strange! Cause I see .pack files are stacking up in _downloads/.packs folder as empty files first and then they start to gain size. Exact behavior that you see when a torrent client downloads bunch of files in parallel. (See the attached screenshot) I have no speed problem downloading files directly from any other site, except this one. And as you can see in my screenshot, the download is very sporadic and slow. Is there anything I can do to speed this up?! Thanks.

Hi there, New user here. I’m trying to install a brand new instance of DCS World with Updater version 2.9 on Windows 11, but can’t get past 5kb/s speed while I have a 100GB/s download internet connection! My provider is Spectrum. From my previous experience with torrent sites, I know Spectrum for sure blocks and throttles down the speed of downloads when using torrents. To make sure nothing else is causing this, I have turned off my firewall and have no other virus blocker software running on my machine. I also checked and Windows autotune is enabled. I know in previous versions of Updater, user could switch to direct http download and not to use torrents. But looks like that is removed in 2.9! I was wondering if there’s any other way I can directly download the install files from your server through http now, and without using torrents? I attached my autoupdate_log.txt file as well. Thanks. autoupdate_log.txt