How to enable multiple download files

 · Have you ever tried to download more than 2 files from the same website and noticed the third download doesn’t start until one of the prior two are done? The reason for this is that the HTTP spec says that only two connections may be allowed at a time, so your browser adheres to that bltadwin.ruted Reading Time: 2 mins.  · Anannya Podder. Replied on Novem. Hi Len, Windows will allow you to download multiple files, with a separate progress window for each. The performance of your computer might vary with the speed of your Internet connection, or the servers you're downloading from. Refer to Can I download more than one file at a time?

I too need to export/download multiple files attached to a item/file in a SharePoint List.. I cannot find a way to do more than one at a time, I have over employees some with 's of documents attached to their file that I am needing to export/download preferably all at once so I can then save them to the new system we are operating with. zip sucks if you're on, say, a phone. you can just trigger all three downloads, and chrome even recognizes this and prompts the use if they want to allow your site to "download multiple files". if you want to use zip, you can ajax in the files, zip them using jszip, and then download the zip file from the resulting JS tree object. The only way you can download multiple files from SharePoint is by using "Open With Explorer" and it only works in IE. List Navigate to the document library you want to download files. Click The Library option (from the ribbon) Click on Open With Explorer. Wait couple of seconds (sometimes, it takes up to 10 secs or so to open the Windows.

Have you ever tried to download more than 2 files from the same website and noticed the third download doesn’t start until one of the prior two are done? The reason for this is that the HTTP spec says that only two connections may be allowed at a time, so your browser adheres to that limit. Answer (1 of 2): By default, Google Chrome asks for confirmation when a site tries automatically to download files in succession. However, if you want to block all attempts regardless of the site, or maybe you would rather blacklist a specific website, here’s how. To allow file downloads in Internet Explorer, follow these steps. Open Internet Explorer. From the Tools menu, select Internet Options. In the Internet Options dialog box, click the Security tab. Click Custom Level. In the Security Settings dialog box, scroll to the Downloads section. Under File download, select Enable, and then click OK.