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How to Increase My Download Size for WordPress
1. Open the text editor of your computer and start a new file. For Mac, this application is called Text Edit, and for Windows, it's called Notepad.
2. Type the following code into the file you just created:memory_limit = 100Mupload_max_filesize = 100Mpost_max_size = 100Mfile_uploads = OnNote that you can increase your download size even further by adjusting the numbers following 'memory_limit,' 'upload_max_filesize' and 'post_max_size.'
3. Click 'File,' then 'Save As' to save the file to your computer. When the window opens where you can give the file a name, type 'php' as the file name, then add '.ini' as the file extension. Save the file to your desktop.
4. Open the WP-admin directory for your site.
5. Drag the 'php.ini' file on your desktop to the 'WP-Admin' directory.
6. Navigate to the dashboard of your WordPress site to see if the change has taken effect. Click the 'Upload Video' tab under 'QuickPress.' When a popup window appears, look at the text that displays the maximum file size. This number should now correspond with the changes you made to the 'php.ini' file.
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