Download BIG files is easy these days.
Thanks to download managers that make our lives easy.

With some features like multiple server connections, resume function,
download queue, etc... these apps come in pretty handy.

A couple of free download managers available are :



1. Free Download Manager

Splits files into parts and downloads them simultaneously,
and you certainly can't beat the price.

It integrates with just about every popular Web browser
so your files get downloaded by Free Download Manager automatically.

Like most programs in this list, when FDM gets cut off (power outage, system crash, etc.), you'll be able to pick up the download where you left off with its autoresume feature : great for those huge game downloads.

As an added perk, this app also supports BitTorrent downloads.



2. Internet Download Manager

Features multiserver connections to provide the best possible performance and quickest downloads.

Just like Free Download Manager, this app offers autoresume and download scheduling, but also supports Flash Video (FLV), so you can grab videos from YouTube, Google Video, and MySpaceTV.

This one also has the option to download multiple videos or pictures from the same site with a filtering system, so you get exactly what you want.



3. IGetter Download Manager

This one is for Mac users.
It offers the same type of multiserver downloading as its Windows counterparts.

You also get the ability to resume broken downloads;
and IGetter will shut off your Mac when your late-night downloading session is done.

While there is no magic method to get that valuable software to your hard drive, there are at least some options that can ease the pain for those big downloads.



:twisted:

Thanks for this mate.
Will try if I get a better connection.

I don't use these sort of programs. I think i don't dl a lot.
And also i have a 28MB/s speed for dl, so i don't need it.

thx for this i will donload them thx

i use DAP premium.it's got all i require of.

i am not into downloading from managers,rather i download from P2P clients like Ares,Usenext etc

Thanx for useful info shadab. I'v downloaded FDM. It also supports torrent files.

Free Download Manager i don't use it i use uTorrent