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mega is not working for me anymore,
it's been a few months since it stopped working for me,
I don't know if it's a global thing
or just my pc.Can you please post Mediafire links?
@cybelle I had trouble with MEGA the other day when it kept reporting an error. I switched browsers and it worked just fine.
I think it returns to your web browser if after "download completed" it doesn't complete so refresh the page and if this doesn't work try another browser. I had this problem with google chrome as randomly occurring.
NO.
IT HAS BEEN MONTHS SINCE MEGA STOPPED WORKING FOR ME.
I TRIED REFRESHING AND IT DIDNT WORK.PLEASE CAN YOU PEOPLE INCLUDE MEDIAFIRE LINKS?
THANK YOU VERY MUCH IN ADVANCE.
Unless you specify what the problem is its doubtful anyone can help you. From your post history i assume something is going on on your part. Either try a format or run a malware scan to see if you caught something.
If those return negative try a different browser. Do try to give more info on what the problem is and why you cant download from there
What error are you getting?
What browser are you using?
Is the date and time on your PC correct?
Do you get the same error on a different browser?
Do you get the same error on any other websites?
Is mega.nz blocked/illegal in your country?
Have you run a virus/malware scan of your PC?
Are you using any VPN or proxy software?
Have you tried downloading with this? https://mega.nz/desktop
I just had this problem with google drive when using chrome. Here is what they suggest so I wounder if the same fix will work with mega?
If you can't download a file
If you can't download a file, the owner may have disabled options to print, download, or copy for people with only comment or view access.Blocked Third-party cookies can prevent Drive Web downloads
Drive Web uses third-party cookies to communicate with Google's secure download server. Blocking third-party cookies in Chrome will prevent you from downloading through Google Drive. If you want to block third-party cookies and still download from Drive, allow third-party cookies for just Drive.Type chrome://settings/cookies in the browser address bar and then press Enter.
Scroll to the "Sites that can always use cookies" section under "See all cookies and site data."
On the right, click Add.
In the “Add a site” window, enter drive.google.com.There is a chance some countries are blocking mega, Belgium eg, in that case use a vpn or other method
What error are you getting?
NET::ERR_CERT_DATE_INVALID
What browser are you using?
Google
Is the date and time on your PC correct?
yes
Do you get the same error on a different browser?
Should I try the Explorer?
Do you get the same error on any other websites?
yes, Wikipedia
Is mega.nz blocked/illegal in your country?
No
Have you run a virus/malware scan of your PC?
No
Are you using any VPN or proxy software?
NoRank:
Get Firefox. Get a VPN. Clear cookies on a regular basis. Last but not least learn how to tame your OS.
Try running a malware bytes scan to see if your system is compromised in any way. Use the free option.
Also, if your operating system is not up to date it might be the source of your problem, make sure the latest updates are in. If your operating system is windows 7 or earlier than this problem can't be fixed probably
What error are you getting?
NET::ERR_CERT_DATE_INVALID
What browser are you using?
Google
Is the date and time on your PC correct?
yes
Do you get the same error on a different browser?
Should I try the Explorer?
Do you get the same error on any other websites?
yes, Wikipedia
Is mega.nz blocked/illegal in your country?
No
Have you run a virus/malware scan of your PC?
No
Are you using any VPN or proxy software?
NoThat error message and the fact that you get the same error with Wikipedia strongly suggests to be that there is something wrong with either your PC or with Chrome. The first thing I'd do is run a full virus scan and as Gami Seta suggests, make sure your PC is up to date, download and run Malwarebytes. Then I'd try a different browser (Explorer is fine for a test, but I'd strongly recommend against using it long-term as it's crap). If another browser works but Chrome doesn't, I'd check to see if Chrome has any unwanted extensions running (Click the three dots top right, then 'More Tools' then Extensions and turn them all off. If turning them off fixes the problem, turn them back on one at a time until you find out which one is causing the problem.
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