How to Fix If Origin Stuck on Resuming Download | Apex Legends Added

Have you ever faced Origin Stuck on Resuming Download issue on your Windows? If yes, then you’re in the right place. Starting off, Origin is a digital distribution platform developed by Electronic Arts (EA) that works as an online video game store. Origin client is developed for Android, iOS, Windows, macOS, etc. It’s needless to say that most PC users always face video game-related issues or gaming client-related issues whether launching, updating, connecting to the server, matchmaking, and a lot more.

Now, talking about the particular Origin stuck on resuming download issue, there are plenty of users who have reported about this problem and this is not a new issue. Meanwhile, this is a very common issue for the Origin client users. So, we don’t think that EA will gonna fix this problem. However, luckily there are a couple of fixes available that you should try out once.

In terms of the Origin store-based or client-based games, there are plenty of video games available on the Origin Store such as Apex Legends, Star Wars, FIFA, Need for Speed, Plants vs Zombies, Anthem, etc. That means the particular issue can happen on any of your downloaded games while downloading or installing. So, without further ado, let’s jump into the steps below.

How to Fix If Origin Stuck on Resuming Download

• First of all, make sure that you’re running the Origin client as an administrator.
• Ensure that the installed drive partition is in NTFS format instead of FAT32. As the FAT32 format partition has a storage writing limitation of up to 4GB. More than this can’t be allowed at the same time.
• Make sure that there is no issue with internet connectivity. Additionally, you can check the ethernet connection or the Wi-Fi connection.
• Try to head over to the Task Manager and close all the high CPU/memory consuming background running processes from the list including Steam client. Once done, reboot your PC and try checking the Origin download.
• Try to verify/repair the game files as sometimes the game files can become corrupted or missing due to some unfortunate reasons.
• You can also perform a clean boot on your PC. Go to Start > Type msconfig > System Configuration window will open > Services > Check the box of ‘Hide all Microsoft Services’ > Click on ‘Disable all’ > Click on Startup > Open Task Manager > Right-click on every program and click on Disable > Close Task Manager > Select System Configuration > Click on OK to save changes.

That’s it, guys. We hope you’ve found this article useful. For more queries, you can comment below.