why download cannot complete after move files during download process ?

That's a bogus error message; it really has nothing to do with disk space. To prevent it, don't move the download while it's in progress. To recover from it, right-click the download bundle and select Show Package Contents from the popup menu. Extract the downloaded file, then delete the bundle.

Hi ...

'' Safari could not download the file '' '' because there is not enough free disk space''.

That means there is not enough free space on the startup disk.

Right or control click the MacintoshHD icon. Click Get Info. In the Get Info window you will see Capacity and Available. Make sure there's a minimum of 15% free disk space.

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Ok... try this.

Go go ~/Library/Safari

Move the Downloads.plist file from the Safari folder to the Trash.

For Lion v10.7x: To find the Home folder in OS X Lion, open the Finder, hold the Option key, and choose Go > Library

Quit then relaunch Safari to test.

Go to System Preferences > Users & Groups then select the Password tab.

Click the lock icon to make changes. You may be prompted for your admin password.

Click + to set up a test account. (Good to have a test account setup for troubleshooting).

I do not know if your problem was solved and from what I have read most, even the sarcastic members have tried to be helpful. I faced a similar problem not long ago prepping my iMac for some out of town guest. After my visitors, I could no longer download a file using Safari with the same identifying message and no I was not trying to move the file as there was nothing yet to move. In the end I double clicked, opened the info of my download folder, that was apperently locked. After unlocking the Folder itself, double checking read and write permissions, Safari now downloads again without a quibble, hope this helps.

I had to read the whole thread and had to share the joke 🙂 itoa solved it to me,

I was sharing files to another computer and was offended to find some files shared with a read/write access to my account, so I disabled the write to be more secure and totally forgot about it, and didn't think that this is not for file network sharing only, but for local user access as well,

Try Safari in another user account. Same problems there, log back into your admin account.

Use Lion Recovery to repair the startup disk if necessary, and reinstall the Mac OS X.

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