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What's up? Tell me what you're trying to do and link me to the relevent stuff on pastebin or w/e's convenient.

http://pastebin.com/wig0m5LU

line 59 - I can see the loading cursor but it doesn't seem to download the file

If you have it print out the location of the file before going to download it, can you check to see if the URL's correct?

Yea, I had it print out the location already and it was correct, it also created the directory as well

URL is correct, downloaded and tested to

ugh im so stumped lol >.>

oh wait wtf, i just noticed its downloading it to my desktop, the hell lol?

But the location's correct and it created a new folder? Are you running this application from the desktop?

nope im running it through visual studio

example the I select a folder and the location string outputs: C:\Users\Gary\Desktop\Claymore (Claymore being the folder I selected) but it still seems to want to download the file to the desktop

If you hardcode the location, does it make a difference? (I should really just boot Windows up so I can test this out myself.)

If I hardcode it myWebclient.DownloadFile(Link, @"C:\Users\Gary\Desktop\Claymore\Update.exe"); Then it works fine

Try appending "Update.exe" to the string Location before downloading. Might have something to do with the syntax. Not too sure since I don't use C# myself.

Update.exe is the name it gives to the downloaded file

lol fuck this shit is annoying me xD

Right, but just go ahead and add "Update.exe" before you run DownloadFile because you said it works when you hardcode it. Should look something like

Location = Location + "Update.exe";
myWebclient.DownloadFile(Link, Location);

May just have something to do with syntax and how it compiles.

nope then it just creates a folder called update.exe

What I'm meaning to say is the location should be whatever you set it to with "Update.exe" added on to the end. So,

string Location = SelectFolder.SelectedPath;
System.IO.Directory.CreateDirectory(Location + @"\NewVersion");
Location = Location + "NewVersion\Update.exe";
myWebclient.DownloadFile(Link, Location + "Update.exe");

I don't write in C# so I don't know the syntax, but you should be able to get the gist of what I'm doing here.

Last line in the post before last should be
myWebclient.DownloadFile(Link, Location);