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I tried again on Sunday morning believing it was perhaps North American traffic that was slowing things down. Whether or not this was the case, I ended up with a more reasonable 10-13mb/s download, which meant about 3-4 hours in total to download a 50Gb package. It seems to have done so successfully although I haven't yet installed or tested it as I have the dilemma of having Ortho4XP for California and San Francisco HD installed. As the Orbx package only covers the top part of California, I'm wondering if there's a way of removing part of the Ortho4XP files for that area, to avoid duplication and to avoid the sim trying to load two lots of scenery. But also to keep the lower half of California until this has been released by Orbx. Anyone have any ideas how to do this?

I was installing to temporary library and not the main scenery library. The downloader is incapable of picking up a partly downloaded file even if it's 99.i9% as in my case. I attempted to restart it thinking it might be giving me 50mb/s or something more like I'd expect with a 150mb connection and it's now less than 1mb/sec which is pathetic. Oh and 50% of the time it's got a connection interrupted message even though my internet is still working. They need to sort this out, but I'm going to ask my credit card company for a refund as it's not good enough.

I downloaded to the library and the only thing in there is the holding folder, but it has no content. So I have to assume that NOTHING has downloaded. When I restarted the downloader, it's starting it from scratch and I'm not waiting any longer for it. They need to fix their systems instead of taking your money and then not giving you the goods. Will be contacting my credit card company to get a refund.

And after over 12 hours downloading I had to restart computer only to find that the 99% download has now GONE. So incredibly angry. How do I get a refund on this??

Actually the interruptions are getting ridiculous. Every few seconds interrupted for several seconds. Just not good enough

Same here, although 1-5mb/s with interruptions. Far less than I would expect as it's taken all day for a single package