IIS Download Timeout after 2 Minutes - iis

I have a website with an application in IIS 8.5. Now when we start a download then the connection timed out after 2 minutes.
I set the connection timeout in "Set Website Defaults" and on the application level in the web.config to 10 minutes but downloads still stop after 2 minutes.
I would be happy if someone could guide me on this.

According to your description, I suggest you could improve the connection timeout value to solve this issue.
You could open your IIS management console , click the application and find the advanced setting.
Then you could modify the connection timeout value(default is 120 seconds).

You need to add <httpRuntime executionTimeout="600" /> in the web.config of your application - in the system.web section.

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