After the free version of ChatGPT was updated with its version 4 capable of working with files, I decided to check what it can do and whether it can create files. As it turned out, it can. But I came across this error. I tried all the solutions, and none of them helped. Almost nothing has been written about this error on English-language forums or on others, and OpenAI itself does not seem to consider it necessary to highlight this failure. Are there any people who have encountered this problem and successfully solved it? And yes, this has been going on for the fourth day.
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I tried to get this error by logging in from a different device, but I couldnât get it. Could the problem here be that GPT cannot get download permission to the browser? Have you checked your settings? Or have you tried from another browser?
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I have the same problem. I do have a colleague that is not having the same issue, but she is on Windows 10 and I am on Windows 11. Wonder if that has something to do with it.
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Yes, I tried to use several browsers. I also tried it from my phone - from a mobile app and a mobile browser. And itâs always the same mistake. In addition to the application, there is a different name for the error, but, in general, you canât download anything anyway.
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Probably not. Iâve seen in some discussions how people have tried different systems like macOS and got the same error.
Having the same issue and canât seem to find any working solutions on the web
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i have the same problem any solved for this ?
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same problem - using Mac OSX. Previously I was successfully generating .docx but today was trying to generate PDFs and experienced this problem. Then I went back to test .docx generation and that failed with the same error as well: âFailed to get upload statusâŚâ
HmmmâŚ
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You can use Google Collab Notebook to run Python code to download the file to Google Drive.
Donât forget to replace the root URL in the code (ChatGPT 4.0 will give you the root URL of âsandboxâ that should be replaced).
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Cheers for the suggestion @TFox69 I received an error
File [ââ](https doesnât allow links so Iâm writing to break up the link ://localhost:8080/#), line 12
f.write(response.content) ^
IndentationError: expected an indented block after âwithâ statement on line 11
I have the same issue with a custom GPT created for a team. Now wonât download any files created by the GPT, with the same âfailed to get upload statusâ that you get. I replicated the prompts in GPT 4o and it works OK so maybe a bug in standard GPT 4 right now.
Not sure how to get developers to notice but this pretty much kills any Custom GPT where my team needs to get files from it.
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I copied your code completely, replacing the link to the presentation with mine, created by ChatGPT for the sandbox, but still nothing happened - it creates a document on GoogleDrive, but there is no way to open and view it. Maybe I didnât understand something in the code and need to add something else, so if so, then I would be glad if you wrote it.
The fact is that I myself am sitting on 4o, but there is a mistake. Apparently, in 4 standard, in 4o, it gives the same errors.
Thanks for your suggested solution! But, after I tried, i notice that downloaded file by using this way canât be opened or processed correctly.
I have the same issue now. It was working fine otherwise.
Is there any solution?
I am having the same issue with a CSV file I want to download via 4o. I get the exact same error no matter what browser I try it on.
I am having the same issue right now. Canât download a .docx file.
likewise, I have this issue also.
i have the same, free user might be the reason?
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I am running Windows 11 Home beta and I am having the same problems you are experiencing⌠Could be Windows 11, but then what can I do with only 1 machine⌠Think going through the trouble of setting up a virtual machine running Windows 10 would help?