Send 100GB Files

Sending a 100GB file breaks most free cloud transfer tools and empties many storage quotas. BoltShare is designed for massive payloads because the 100GB never has to land on our disks.

Plan for time and disk space—the product will not invent a fake 2GB free ceiling.

Practical checklist for 100GB transfers

Confirm free space on both machines Receiver needs more than 100GB free; sender keeps the source available.

Prefer stable wired or strong Wi‑Fi Huge transfers hate flaky mobile hotspots. Pause downloads that compete for bandwidth.

Start BoltShare and leave both tabs open Prevent sleep mode; optionally keep lids open on laptops with power plugged in.

Why 100GB is realistic on P2P

No provider storage quota You are not renting 100GB of someone else’s SSD for a week.
No multi-part cloud reassembly on their side The receiver writes the file as it streams in.
Works for archives and disk images ISOs, zipped libraries, and raw dumps are all fair game.

Who actually sends ~100GB

Video production Camera card dumps and project archives between editors.
Game & 3D studios Asset libraries and build drops.
Data & research Large CSV/parquet dumps and model weight packages.

Frequently Asked Questions

How long does a 100GB transfer take?

Roughly file size divided by the slower of the two effective throughputs. At 100 Mbps, pure math is hours—not minutes. BoltShare does not magically exceed your ISP speeds.

Can I pause and resume 100GB later?

Treat the session as live. For multi-day reliability, keep both machines powered and connected; unstable links may require restarting the transfer.

Is there a 100GB product limit?

BoltShare does not impose a 100GB cap. Larger than 100GB is possible if hardware and networks allow.