@vanillaboi

Most problems with jD are caused by viruses and to a less degree by firewall software.

If you can download the files with your browser something is blocking jD. I recommend to :-

1) Allow java and javaw in your firewall and virus software. Disable (or un-install) the html/web download scanner in your virus software.

2) Reduce the Max.Con. setting (bottom right corner of jD window) to 1. Reset the affected links.

@fatihbaz

I'm very glad that you've 'unlimited' bandwidth. Unlimited bandwidth means you would be able to download all the data accessible on the Internet in much less than one attosecond. Since an attosecond is one quadrillionth, or one millionth of one billionth of a second, that would be more than 500 Exabytes * 1000,000,000,000,000 per second. 1 Exabyte equals 1 million Terabytes. That would mean a bandwidth of more than 500,000,000,000 Yottabytes per second, because there isn't a unit for amounts larger than a Yottabyte yet. FYI, 1 Yottabyte equals 1 million Exabytes.

Needless to say that you would also be able to download a Googol bytes amount of data in less than one attosecond if this amount of data would ever exist. A Googol doesn't represent the criminal power of Gogol, but it's the digit 1 followed by 100 zeroes. You could also download a Centillion (a 1 followed by 303 zeroes) or even a Millinillion (a 1 followed by 3003 zeroes) bytes per second. And why not a Googolplex bytes per second?

You would be able to download at a faster rate than the rate at which the billions of galaxies in our local universe are producing particles.

You would be able to download at a rate faster than the number of quantum state changes per second in all black holes of our local universe which is a number that far exceeds the Googolplex. I must admit that this number far exceeds my imagination as well, but that's because I'm a simple customer.

I wonder how jD, your computer and your router are coping with this excellent bandwidth. Where do you buy your disks and do you get a good discount?