[SmackMack]

Hi, i used Jdownloader 2 over 1 year without any problems. Now i installed windows 10 and i have frequently problems with jdownloader 2.

I have an premium uploaded account, first they race like a formel 1 with 16-19mbits and after 5 minutes, they have connection problems between 0Kbits and 2 mbits max. i use max connections 1 and max downloads 3 like the standart settings. when i stopp the download and restart it, they have again a fast download for 30 seconds, after that, they also have same download problems.
i download files to my NAS, but i think this doesnt matter. or do you think, my firewall / antivir make some these issues?
can you help me please?

[raztoki]

please provide log from a session(s) that have issue. Then we can be able to tell more about the problem.

raztoki

[Jiaz]

What is the connection speed to your NAS? connected via WLAN/LAN?
Did you try to download to local/usb drive?

[Triton2017]

Absolut same problem here

[SmackMack]

Originally Posted by Jiaz

What is the connection speed to your NAS? connected via WLAN/LAN?
Did you try to download to local/usb drive?

NAS is connected with my router Asus RT-AC66U and my router with my computer - All with lan. i already tried to download at my integrated hard disk but also same problem.

Anyway, if you have a german support, i would prefer him

[SmackMack]

18.02.17 14.42.51 <--> 18.02.17 15.38.11 jdlog://6922379150841/

by the way, if i download anywhere other, like from uploaded directly, there's no problem.

[SmackMack]

HELLO? Could you help me please admins?

[tony2long]

The log shows files were downloaded without problem, for example:

--ID:142TS:1487425781635-18.02.17 14:49:41 -> Start Download
--ID:145TS:1487425820044-18.02.17 14:50:20 -> reached artificial EOF
--ID:145TS:1487425820045-18.02.17 14:50:20 -> Chunk finished 0 314572800 bytes (39 seconds)

I have what I think is the same problem since early this week. Only with Uploaded, as both rapidgator and nitroflare remain fast. The DL speed drop is 10 fold slower (from 6 MB/s to now <1).
Here are my logs too. Currently over 500 files in my que.. Will take forever now. When they work, they are fine, just much much slower
25.02.17 07.32.02 <--> 26.02.17 12.17.53 jdlog://5259379150841/

(windows 7, Idid not recently change windows version like the OP did)

[SmackMack]

ive found my problem. CRC/Check after download is the problem!!! i take it out and jdownloader dont have any problems with slow download rate.

Propably my hard disk have with crc some problems but idk why it works before

[Jiaz]

@SmackMack: CRC Check is not causing slow downloads. Do you download to local disk/network/usb drive? CRC-Check may prevent other downloads from starting but for it to *make downloads slower* then it would mean that you are downloading FASTER than your disk can handle read/write.

[Jiaz]

@phil_ga: Please check download speed in browser with exact same files. Good speed with hoster X doesnt mean you have to have good speed with hoster Y

@Jiaz. I checked in two browsers (FF and Chrome) and they are just as erratic.

eg one file:
262 KiB/s in JD2 vs 240-70 KB/s in firefox (with VPN) 790 in Chrome initially then drops (no vpn) (Note my FF has a VPN, not the rest of of my system, only FF. Same problem if vpn on or off)


The same file upon restart JD2 immediately after the above test:
2.33 MB/s.... then after 30 sec or so, it drops... 1.48, then 0.76, and stays slow...
Nearly always the same. Fast for under a minute, then slow down. Similar in browser.

All other programs have good speed. Optus cable has been rock stable for weeks now (ookla and a speedcheck program I use). The other hoster file speeds were reported to you to indicate that I suspect this might not be JD2?, but I cant tell.

[Jiaz]

JDownloader has no influence on speed at all. Speed issues are always caused by factors outside JDownloader. It does download as fast as possible. Possible causes could be
1.) WLAN/LAN issues
2.) Router/Modem issues
3.) ISP issues, bad routing
4.) ISP issues, overloaded routes, packet drops
5.) Firewall/AV. You can check this easily by using a LiveDistro Linux (boot from usb/cd) and then check if same speed issues exist.

@smackmack Please try downloading your file with the Edge browser. I'm having the same issue and the only thing that works with rapidgator is the Microsoft Edge browser.

[Jiaz]

If the only thing that works is the edge browser, then it is very likely be caused by firewall/av

[SmackMack]

Originally Posted by Jiaz

@SmackMack: CRC Check is not causing slow downloads. Do you download to local disk/network/usb drive? CRC-Check may prevent other downloads from starting but for it to *make downloads slower* then it would mean that you are downloading FASTER than your disk can handle read/write.

oh man, you are so wrong. one question, do you read before you write?

Originally Posted by SmackMack

Hi, i used Jdownloader 2 over 1 year without any problems.

Originally Posted by Jiaz

Do you download to local disk/network/usb drive?.

by the way i also told you, which format i use - NAS [WD MYCLOUD EX2]
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but as i said. without crc check, the following links download fine.
on firefox or edge they also works fine @n2fv3

[Jiaz]

Browser does not make any CRC checks, so why compare it to JDownloader with enabled CRC checks. And if you think that I'm wrong, then this topic can be closed as you are happy with CRC check disabled.

@Jiaz, just to put closure on my part of this. My downloads yesterday went 'click' (metaphorically) and the speed from uploaded.net returned to normal for the last 24 hours. I made no changes at my end (except JD2 updates). I have written them multiple times, but no human responses, so I dont know how aware of this they are or if they fixed it at their end (which I can only assume).

[Jiaz]

@phil_ga: thanks for the feedback. good to hear that speed is back to normal let's hope it stays this way!