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windows xp cant download Real Player 10.5

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bec - 26 Apr 2006 18:00 GMT
I get the following error "Download Manager is unable to connect to the
server.  The server may be temporarily unavailable, or there may be a problem
with your internet connection.  Please confirm that you are on-line, then try
again."

But I'm online and connected.  I think it might be getting blocked by XP
somehow I've got Windows XP home edition with service pack 2.

ideas, anyone?  How do I get this download to work.
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Byte - 26 Apr 2006 19:43 GMT
Several possibilities.  The Server could be bussy and try a different
time of day.  Or, your Security settings in IE (Internet Explorer) are
set too high.  Your Firewall is blocking access.  Troubleshoot, or search
using Google for many possibilities.
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> I get the following error "Download Manager is unable to connect to the
> server.  The server may be temporarily unavailable, or there may be a problem
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>
> ideas, anyone?  How do I get this download to work.
theplectrum - 27 Apr 2006 08:26 GMT
> Several possibilities.  The Server could be bussy and try a different
> time of day.  Or, your Security settings in IE (Internet Explorer) are
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>>
>> ideas, anyone?  How do I get this download to work.

"Download Manager" - is that by any chance 3rd party software ?

If so disable it (normally, if you click on the file to download and hold
down the ALT key at the same time this action bypasses a downloader). Does
that work ?

Try temporarily disabling Windows' firewall just for downloading this one
file. If that works, then as Byte says, you need to adjust your firewall
settings.

Cheers,
Jerry
 
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