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Group Policy Settings To Download Multiple Files At Once in Windows Internet Explorer

When downloading multiple files from a website using Internet Explorer, Windows normally limits the maximum number of concurrent connection that can be made per server which in-turn limits the number of files you can download at any one time. This concurrent connection limit by default is set to 2 for Windows Internet Explorer 7 and earlier versions whereas for Windows Internet Explorer 8 the maximum number of connection per server is set to 6.

With these limited default settings, when you try to download multiple files, only a certain number of downloads will be active at any one time, which considerably increases the total download time of your files. So, let’s configure this connection limit and increase the maximum number of connections per server from the default values to a limit of your choice. (from 2 through 128)

Follow the steps below to set the “Maximum number of connections per server” to a number of your choice using Group Policy

1. Go to Start > Run and type gpedit.msc and then click OK.

Group-Policy-run-command-gpedit.msc
gpedit.msc – Run Command

This opens the Group Policy Object Editor Snap-in, which is the primary management tool to edit Group Policy settings.

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Group Policy Object Editor

Expand user configuration-Expand administrative templates-Expand windows components-Expand Internet Explorer-Expand Security Features-Expand AJAX2. From the left pane of the Group Policy Object Editor, expand User Configuration ->
expand Administrative Templates ->
expand Windows Components ->
expand Internet Explorer ->
expand Security Features ->

and then click on AJAX

3. Now, from the right pane under Settings, enable the two policy settings named Maximum number of connections per server (HTTP 1.0) and Maximum number of connections per server (HTTP 1.1)

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Group Policy User Configuration settings

To enable, just double click on them with your mouse or right click to choose Properties and under setting tab select enable and increase the maximum number of connections to your desired value, and then click Apply -> OK

Configure-Maximum-number-of-connections-per-server-HTTP-settings using Group Policy
Maximum number of connections per server settings

4. That’s it!! Close the Group Policy editor window and restart your PC for the changes to take effect.

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