ASP.NET - still not able to solve y problem on uploading large size of files

hi..sorry for posting again,,because i made lot of changes in my webconfig but i am having same problem when uploading
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and in my webconfig is

<httpRuntime maxRequestLength="4194304" executionTimeout="2400" />

Try this

httpRuntime maxRequestLength="1097152" executionTimeout="100000000"/>and remove Server.ScriptTimeout=100000000;

Hope this helps..;

hi..i used u r code but still i am getting connection was reset page..
do i have to chatnge anything in server???or else??

Increasing the Maximum Upload Size

The 4MB default is set in machine.config, but you can override it in you web.config. For instance, to expand the upload limit to 20MB, you'd do this:


Since the maximum request size limit is there to protect your site, it's best to expand the file-size limit for specific directories rather than your entire application. That's possible since the web.config allows for cascading overrides. You can add a web.config file to your folder which just contains the above, or you can use the <location> tag in your main web.config to achieve the same effect:


What Happens When I Upload A File That's Too Big?

While expanding the upload restriction is a start, it's not a full solution for large file uploads. Milan explains one of the biggest problems with large file uploads in The Dark Side Of File Uploads:

It gets really interesting if someone uploads a file that is too large. Regardless of what your maxRequestLength setting mandates, IIS has to guzzle it, and then ASP.NET checks its size against your size limit. At this point it throws an exception.