When Installing  Mountain Lion,showing error and taking 8-10 hrs for download and unable to Install

Dear All,
I purchased new Macbook Air.When I download free Mountain Lion is given by Macbook,which is taking 8-10 hrs to download a littile bit and showing error message,try again...but I could not download and Instal the same.again and again showing error message.when I download this Macbook is going to sleep mode and pause.How can I cure this?PLease help me.

Try turning off the Firewall in System Preferences > Security & Privacy > Firewall
Some ISP's have a download quota that limits download sizes. Mountain Lion is a 4.35GB file.
Check with your internet service provider. You also may need to upgrade to broadband high speed internet since Mountain Lion Recovery requires broadbaand access to the internet via Wi-Fi or an Ethernet connection.
Check Sleep settings in System Preferences > Energy Saver.

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