Try downloading from a different site. The three most important things in computing:
1. Backups, 2. Backups and 3. Backups.
Since you have not provided a link to the file you are trying to download ( Nor even spelled the name correctly in your question) how are we possibly able to advise what your download problem might be. It could be the file you are trying to download is corrupted at the source. It could be corrupted in transit due to some aspect of the quality of your internet connection. It could be your own system is infected with some kind of nasty that is interfering with your downloader.
Your system might have a hardware problem with bad ram or a flakey drive that causes data corruption. It could be none of these.
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