It never downloads or uploads ANYTHING after you've finished downloading the patch.

The only part of the WoW patcher that downloads in the background is when you're pre-loading patches. If you have any questions or need any assistance with the download installation or the installation itself contact Technical Support here.Ĭlick to expand.No it's not. If you'd like to disable Pando (to prevent this) rather than remove it entirely this can be done from its Control panel option (Details here by scrolling down to 'How do I control Pando Media Booster's options?') **Pando will, once the download completes, and unless otherwise directed by the user, continue to 'seed' the files out which can use bandwidth. The downloaded game install files can be stored for later use if needed in a reinstallation. Once the download has completed successfully and the game is installed, you can either disable** or uninstall 'Pando Media Booster' (via the 'Add or Remove Programs' (XP) or 'Uninstall a Program' (Vista) control panel option). If you are using any forms of 'Download Accellerator' software disable these while Pando is downloading.Ĥ. It has a built-in connection tester, you can open Pando Media Booster via its icon in the Control Panel and click on: Advanced Connection Settings -> Test My Connectionģ. Pando Media Booster downloads the files via the file 'PMB.exe' and this file would need to be allowed through your firewall to both connect outbound and accept incoming connections.Ģ. The link below gives further details and answers many frequently asked questions regarding it:ġ. The downloaded installation here uses 'Pando Media Booster' to download the installation files for installing the game.

Pando media booster download link