NaviDrive & RT4 RT5 - Europe Maps - 2016/2017 (2016-2)

My attempt to follow the link ends with this message: 403 Forbidden nginx

What can I do to download the 22 files from RT4 Maps anyway? RT4 is not listed in the German forum.

Try going through a proxy:

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Thank you for the proxy link. I just wanted to enter the data from the download list in the proxy and discovered the next problem. Very unfortunate, the ZS links for the RT4 l navi maps are no longer found since today's download attempt. It is now pointless to try using a proxy. It's a shame.
can only hope that someone will provide the files again.

I am not yet familiar with proxy. Is the download link inserted in the "Site you want to access" field, right?

For the options, select all 3 or does the target page no longer work for downloading the files?

Could this be organized for all 22 individual files via the JDownloader instead of loading each individual file?

I can't really answer as I have no idea where you're trying to download these files from.

On the links I tried in vain:

peugeot-citroen/navidrive-rt4-rt5-europe-maps-2016-2017-2016-t19309.html

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The 2nd link with the first and the other partitions is acknowledged with Oops:

"OOPS!
the page you requested could not be found
YOU WILL BE REDIRECTED TO THE HOMEPAGE IN 5 SECONDS..."

Can you now assign what I should do to get the files?

As I suspected...those zippyshare links are very old now and most have expired (as other people have already mentioned in the thread if you bothered to read it)

However, the magnet link is working fine so you should use that instead


*I'll be merging this thread with the original download thread

With Hide proxy I still got partition 1 and 2, but it doesn’t help because the next one I get the message that files no longer exist.
As a country, I first set UK. Then came forbidden. It ran through the Czech Republic. Only Germany and UK don't work as I just tested.
All right, then I have to learn how to get the Magnet link with my browser. I use Firefox. No idea if I can persuade him. I currently have Vivaldi Browser on the Lifebook. Or do I have to load an original Chrome for it? I don't know yet which settings I have to make in the browser. Maybe someone can give me some pointers on how to do it. All new territory for me.

Forget about those zippyshare links as a lot of them have expired now through lack of use.

Magnet links are a type of torrent file therefore you need to install a torrent client (like uTorrent for example) to download the files:

Download/install & open uTorrent > copy the full magnet link from the download page > in uTorrent go to File > Add Torrent from URL > paste the copied magnet link into the dialogue box & click Ok > the files will now start to download

Tried to install both utorrent and bittorrent. Even as an admin, Win10 tells me that I don't have enough rights to do that. I downloaded it several times in my own folder (write protection released, everything released and in torrent compatibility mode on XP, servispack 3), no chance of installing the program on me.
I can't think of anything else to try. I do not understand what is going wrong, why MS is standing there.

It sounds like you have a restricted Windows 10 account, you need to change it to Administrator in order to install programs:

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This is turning out to be quite the journey....

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The problem seems to be MS Murks. They banned certain torrents as undesirable.
Here are a few lines translated:
"Microsoft & Co declare µTorrent to be" unwanted software "
Microsoft and some other providers of security solutions have declared the well-known BitTorrent client µTorrent to be a problem. The manufacturer's anti-malware tools are now blocking the installation of uTorrent because they consider the program to be a "serious threat".
As Microsoft MVP Prajwal Desai reports in his blog (via Dr Windows), Redmond-based companies are by no means alone in classifying uTorrent as a threat. Anyone who uploads the program to the VirusTotal antivirus portal will immediately receive confirmation that the AV manufacturers K7 and Eset also consider uTorrent to be undesirable or advertising software. .... "

I have installed qtorrent now. Seems to be loading, even if I don't yet understand how exactly the program is to be used or how I can see the progress. Let's see what he reports to me in the end.
I have the WIN 10 Enterprise with full rights and am logged in as an admin. So far I've never had a problem installing anything. So it seems logical, what is in the article I linked you above. Maybe Google can translate it for you.

I will read your link in peace and quiet. Seems to be rather heavy fare if I even looked at it for a moment. Reading educates, so I'll keep the courage

Hmmm, uTorrent has been around for years and is probably the most widely used but it does contain adverts. Even Microsoft use torrent to transfer large files as it's a very efficient system.

Anyway, it doesn't matter what torrent client you use as long as you can download the files.

Well, I'm curious myself whether it will work out in the end. Torrent is my premiere today and everything is still flying blind for me. Didn't know anything about torrenting and the possibilities. Also find massive tips to use VPN. Can't really judge how urgent this is or if this is more scare tactics.

There is a setting inside Windows Defender called "Potentially unwanted app blocking" which I suspect to be enabled on your system...temporarily turning that off should enable you to install programs like uTorrent etc.

Adverts for a VPN's are just scare tactics and should be ignored

Will make me familiar with the settings in Defender. The patronizing of Redmond is just annoying.