We have added an extra integrity check to MEGAsync to prevent these problems during uploads so ENSURE you update to the latest version from this link to avoid further issues: If the corrupted file is larger than 1 GB you can try to download it with this MEGAsync version: !5klgTI7A!bP7WRL1CZZ_-7g8zwgVZSWSr33PtRHacxSjyztzpAGUĪfter the download please immediately uninstall it and reinstall the public version If so please remove it from your account as it will never be decryptable. The download will be completed, but it is possible that the file will be corrupt. Type 'skipcheck=1' in the bottom line of the Console, click 'Enter' and then select the 'Download' in your MEGA account window. Just before you are about to click 'Download' of the affected file press F12 (Option + cmd + J) to open your JavaScript Console. You can try to "recover" those files by opening a web browser Javascript console, inserting the command "skipcheck=1" and clicking Enter.
That means that our apps could correctly encrypt the data, but it has been somehow modified during the transfer to MEGA storage servers (due to faulty connections or defective network devices for example). Those errors are most likely caused by modifications of the data of files in the network during uploads.
The problem really happened during the upload of those files, rather than during the download. The "Decryption error" means that the file in MEGA was not properly encrypted and now it can't be decrypted when it's downloaded.
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