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October 26th, 2007
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 LimeWire Pro stopped working on Mac Since my last Mac update my LimeWire Pro program keeps shutting down after starting up. It initially gets a good connection then when I try to do a search or ue any part of the program it shuts off. I allowed sharing on port 6346 and enabled UDP communication on my firewall but the program still doesn't work. What's the fix?  |
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October 26th, 2007
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 Might have been better to post in the mac section. Try deleting your LW prefs folder whilst LW is closed. It doesn't sound like a connection problem from the brief details you have supplied. Also, do a safe boot & repair permissions. Could also try Tip: Purge the Downloads Queue! (click on blue link) Also after deleting LW prefs folder, open LW & go to the preferences settings & under Advanced > Performance, disable all options on that page. BTW if you upgraded from basic to Pro, it's usually recommended to delete your LW prefs folder, otherwise Pro sometimes behaves oddly. |
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November 9th, 2007
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 This sh** is way over my head......I am so confused now its not even funny..I dont know if it's my ISP doing it or what? I get my internet from a small company and its on no "list" or anything same with the modems. I have tried using different "ports" and its STILL behind a firewall, I have tried to get it passed windows firewall but even with the firewall OFF I still get limewire saying that its behind a bloody firewall. I have NO clue anymore what the heck I am doing and back when I was using ARES I could download full length movies and a few hour's and with this my speed is ......LOL...0 kb/s .....WHAT THE HECK!......I am at my wits end here...and about to toss the intire thing in the garbage......This sucks...I would wrather be intertained by twidling my thumbs then be this confused at something that seems like it should be......."Simple" .....UUGGHAAAA!  And right now I am only trying to download ONE file... Update........Hmm I just downloaded ARES again and tested it out....it works WONDERFULLY! and FAST!.......I sure wish my Lamewire could do that 
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November 9th, 2007
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| I used to have the same problem until my Windows XP shut down (-the warning on a blue page-) practically everyday. I decided to restore things as when I bought my computer. It was bought with Norton antivirus pre-installed in it. Because I don't use Norton I got rid of it completely and installed another antivirus software. I disabled Windows firewall and use my antivirus firewall. LW is among the programs my antivirus allows and everything is working fine. So make sure there's no antivirus software that had been running in your computer, that you thought you got rid of completely but which is still running in the background. Also if you use a router make sure that it's not blocking LW. |
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November 9th, 2007
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| Its one of them Router/modems for DSL, it's not mine I'm renting it from the ISP.....
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January 22nd, 2008
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 Port Forwarding Help I have a D-Link DSL - 502T modem.  Computer: Compaq Presario SR1520AN Memory: 512MB Pc 3200 DDR Hard Drive: 80g 7200 RPM Serial ATA Service Pack 2 I am trying to forward ports for DC++ so I can connect to "Active" mode, but don't know how to forward ports as this is a new modem Windows XP I need a step by step guide as to how to do this  Cheers  Last edited by Leisa1 : January 22nd, 2008 at 05:07 PM. Reason: more info |
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January 22nd, 2008
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| Like this? Port Forwarding DC++ for the Dlink DSL-502T  |
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