IE 8 Download From FTP Site Without Login

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I can not download a file with IE 8 32 bit with two computers, one running

Vista and the other Windows 7 because everytime I get a login box requiring

me to login. I do not have login credentials and can not login even

anonymously.



The Tech who sent me the link says the other clients have no problem using

the link---they apparently do not get the login box.



I have this problem on two different Windows computers with Firefox also. I

finally tried Chrome and no login box appeared so I was finally able to

download the file!



Is there some setting in IE 8 or Windows that will allow me to download from

an FTP site without the login issue like with the Chrome browser?
 
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WCarp typed:

> I can not download a file with IE 8 32 bit with two computers, one

> running Vista and the other Windows 7 because everytime I get a login

> box requiring me to login. I do not have login credentials and can

> not login even anonymously.

>

> The Tech who sent me the link says the other clients have no problem

> using the link---they apparently do not get the login box.

>

> I have this problem on two different Windows computers with Firefox

> also. I finally tried Chrome and no login box appeared so I was

> finally able to download the file!

>

> Is there some setting in IE 8 or Windows that will allow me to

> download from an FTP site without the login issue like with the

> Chrome browser?






Just talking out loud;



T hat's strange. Are you sure the login box is coming from that site or is

it possibly something at your end? I can sort of picture it being either the

Cards & Logins box a la FF, or perhaps the ISP is intermittantly

security-checking for passwords as sometimes happens. There are a few

possibilities, another being a slight mis-spelling of the URL that goes to a

place where sign-in is required.





HTH,



Twayne



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