raocow's talkhaus

So my current schedule has determined that I spend the majority of regular work days at one house, and typically the weekends at another.
Right now I'm at house A, but there's an issue I've ran into in that the internet here is somewhat unstable, but in a peculiar fashion. Basically what happens is that a random moments the internet connection here will cut out for a second or two and then quickly reconnect. This wouldn't pose much of a problem usually (and it's not the case at all in house B), but since yesterday I've been trying to download the most current base-game (as I'm fairly certain mine is outdated) and go to town on my section, however: whenever I attempt to download the base-game + the final level from the OneDrive it initiates a download sequence in my browser and specifically one I'm not too familiar with.

What I was used to seeing was that whenever I downloaded something, the download would indicate what the amount of bytes was that I were downloading at that point ("progress: X / 120MB"). This sequence however simply starts the download without giving said indication, which on its own also wouldn't be an issue, but now (and I don't know if it's just this sequence or if it would apply for all downloads) whenever the internet decides to cut out for a moment (which does occur often enough) the entire download gets labelled as "failed" and it's immediately put to a halt, forcing me to have to start the download completely over again. Seeing how the base game is currently around 200MB plus the general shittiness my connection already has makes it so it's very unlikely to finish this process in time before the connection cuts out again.

This issue however is not apparent on the PC and connection I use at house B, but I won't be there until Friday.
So right now I'd either have to figure out how to prevent this downloading from "failing", or people will have to wait until Friday for me to be able to start properly on my part of the stage.