I am visiting this now because I wanted to know if I did something wrong, so I could do it right this time and shut down the PC without fear. With the little difference that I had downloaded around 28 GB. I think it was something like 8-10 hours of downloading, all for nothing.
Checked my SSD to make sure there weren't temp files somewhere - nope, all 50 gigs were straight deleted when EGL was closed.
all 50 gigs gone, download starts back from zero. I paused the download, restarted my computer, opened back up EGL, 'resumed' the download, and. Cue google, cue finding this thread, cue me putting my faith in these two posters. However, I was concerned about turning off the program and restarting, fearing I would lose all progress on the download. I was 50 gigs into the download when I wanted to restart my PC for a Windows security update. I am currently downloading a 90 gig game from Epic Games Launcher. So, for posterity: DO NOT LISTEN TO Skiiwee29 ON THIS ISSUE. Thus, I FEAR OTHER POEPLE WILL FALL INTO THE SAME TRAP THAT I DID HERE, unless I do my civic duty and make a comment. If you still have trouble, you can try setting ChunkDownloads, which represents the number of downloads that will run simultaneously, to 2 or 1.I'm necro-posting, but that's because I found this thread with google, using more than one search query. In the View tab, under Hidden files and folders, select Show hidden files, folders, and drivesĪdd the following lines to the end of the file:
If you are unable to see it, you will need to change your settings so that you can. Click the profile icon in the top right corner and select Settings. Note: The AppData folder is hidden by default. To check that, follow these steps: Launch the Epic Games Launcher. Navigate to Computer> Local Disc (C:)> Users> AppData> Local> EpicGamesLauncher> Saved> Config> Windows. As a note, this workaround may result in lower download speeds, but should allow your download to complete eventually. To work around this issue, try the following steps. This issue is sometimes caused by your router struggling with the number of connections due to too many downloads happening simultaneously.
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