You'll have to download the file from W4L and edit it with a text editor (Notepad will work fine) and then re-upload it. You might also need to check with W4L about whether you can make those changes to it. I don't know what policies they have on that type of thing.

I went with these settings and it worked with an 8MB file. Thanks!

<!-- allow large file uploads -->
    <httpRuntime executionTimeout="600" useFullyQualifiedRedirectUrl="true" maxRequestLength="24000" requestLengthDiskThreshold="8192" />

Do I need to do something with DNN to get it to load the new version of web.config? All I did was to download the file, edit it, and re-upload it via FTP.

Thanks.

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Jeff

I don't know if anyone else has the same problem I have had with large files or not. In any case, I figured I would post the workaround i am using.

Instead of uploading large files into DNN using the file manager, I use the URL link option to link directly to the file on the server. (Ex. http://localhost/<filepath>/<filename>) This not only allows for really large downloads without changing IIS or .config, but it eliminates upload time into file manager and users can download faster. I would prefer not to use this method, but, hey it works.