Chrome file is not commonly downloaded

 · file is not commonly downloaded (keep/discart) I made many tests including moving the zip on another server, re-compressing the zip file with another software, etc. I concluded that Google Chrome didn't like that zip file contained www.doorway.ru shortcut file in it (a link to my site). I removed www.doorway.ru from my zip and then it worked without the download www.doorway.rus: 3.  · Google Chrome - File Is Not Commonly Downloaded and May Be Dangerous Published by Timothy Tibbetts on 10/26/ Google Chrome might block and warn you that a file is not commonly downloaded and may be dangerous. Google Chrome has a built-in virus and malware scanner and is trying to protect you. This error message means one of two things. The file is malware, or possibly has third-party software, also commonly referred to as Potentially Unwanted Programs (PUP's) or Potentially Unwanted Applications (PUA's).

How can I fix this warning: "file is not commonly downloaded and could be dangerous" 1 Recommended Answer. Hi folks! For the last several weeks, whenever I or anyone else tries to download www.doorway.ru file from my site, this warning appears in chrome. Type regedit and click OK. Copy and paste HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Google into the address bar. Right click on Google. Select Delete and click Yes to confirm. Restart your computer. That's all about what you should do when your Google Chrome can't download files. Scroll down for the next news Scroll down. Delete some files from your computer. Empty your Trash. "Insufficient permissions" or "System busy". These errors mean that Chrome couldn't save the file to your computer. To fix the error: Cancel the download and try again. Instead of clicking the file to download, right-click the link and select Save link as.

I am downloading open source browser based games in the zip file format. Instantly, chrome downloads displaying the warning 'File name' is not commonly downl. We have updated our download to our latest compiled version, moving from to A customer alerted me to a message that both Chrome and Firefox displays when the download is complete. It says "exe is not commonly downloaded and may be dangerous." We have been in business since , have been uploaded our software to our website since , and have never had this happen. Make sure you are downloading your signed file! I know this sounds strange but it's an easy mistake to upload the wrong file to your web server. To verify the file is signed you'll want to download it from the link you made public, then right-click the file and choose Properties, click the Digital Signatures tab and make sure there is at least one signature listed.