first you need a file factory account which it's free.

1. install a second network card to your pc(another brand than onboard net card)

2.one time you will download a filefactory link with your internet cable connected on your onboard(LAN) network card(i guess it's Intel)

3.switch the cable and connect him to your other network card,restart computer,enable adapter for you new network card and go again to file factory to download part 2,or 3,or 4 from your file.this way you don't have to wait 1440 seconds.

it worked for me this way i have downloaded 50 gb in one day!

...or pull the lead out of your router and plug it back in again simples.

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...or pull the lead out of your router and plug it back in again simples.

I did that with Rapidshare a while back for a while but lost my overall D/L speed. The explanation was that my ISP interpreted the constant unplugging of the router as a fault on the line and so lowered my D/L speed to conpensate.........I haven't done it since ........



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do not try with the router!!! with a second network card,every time you disable/enable adapter you will have another virtual ip adress.this way file factory cannot stop you from downloading,because they don't know when was the last time you download from them.(you just have to wait those 60 sec.)

Why don't you just wait the 1440 seconds?

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Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2013-05-21 12:56 by coowouters.