Effortlessly boost download speeds by leveraging Collab's high-speed servers. Save files directly to Google Drive, treating it as the host server, and retrieve them at 10x faster rates.

• Achieve download speeds of approximately 10x original spped of initial downloads .
• Store files securely on Google Drive for smooth hosting and faster access.
• Simplifies downloading large files from slow servers.

• The download limit is 15GB for standard Google Drive users, as this is the maximum storage capacity for a normal Drive user.(If you have Drive plans of Extended Storage there are no limitaions)

1. Open the Notebook

   • Click the Files_Downloader_.ipynb file in this repository and open it in Google Colab.

2. Replace the Download URL

   • Locate the following line in the code:

     DOWNLOAD_URL = "   "  # Replace with the actual download URL

   • Replace the placeholder with your desired file's download link.

     Example Usage:

      # Example usage
         DOWNLOAD_URL = "https://example.com/your-file.zip"  # Replace with your file's download link

3. Run the Code Cells in Sequence

   • Follow the execution order in Colab to ensure everything works smoothly.

4. Mount Google Drive

   • Ensure you import or mount Google Drive in the notebook. This step is crucial for saving the file.
   • 

5. Wait for the Download

   • Allow the code to download the file onto Google Drive using Colab's high-speed servers.

6. Access the File in Google Drive

   • Open Google Drive in a new tab.
   • Navigate to the destination folder.
   • Download the file directly from your Google Drive.

This is a simple Python script for boosting the downloading of files using download links in Google Colab. It includes progress monitoring and a keep-alive feature to prevent timeouts.

##🔐 Safe or Not? ✅

1. Don't Worry! No data will be shared with anyone, if you use the Original code.🔒
2. This code do not share even a single piece of data to any third party source and not create any log of that!🔑
3. Under "Do not trust any other copy of this Code.📚".