How to access incomplete downloaded IDM files?

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Internet Download Manager (aka IDM) is a great tool for downloading videos, music, software and other files from over the internet. However, it comes with a limitation that the files can only be viewed after all the parts of the file has been downloaded successfully.

Now, imagine a case where you've downloaded a video file till 95% but your Internet got stuck thereafter. And the file you were downloading doesn't support resuming, so you can't download the remaining 5%. This is where this small trick comes into play:

To access the incomplete downloaded file,
1. Press the keys Window + R
2. Type appdata in Run windows and hit Enter.
3. App Data folder will open. Now go to folder Roaming > IDM > DwnlData > select user > open the incomplete downloaded file from there!
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