BS was running fine on my last install of XP SP3 fully updated...that was about a month ago...before I fried 4 HDDs and lost all that data...I would assume it will work again once I get around to installing it on this machine running the same setup...

every blue moon the date has gotten stuck on me, but that has been very rare...

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perhaps your problem is not because of BearShare's hack routine, but rather because your CMOS battery is dead and when you turn the power off to your machine it defaults back to the date of manufacture of your motherboard (time and date is set in the BIOS of your motherboard)

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I'm having the same problem with the date not reseting. I've run as XP sp2 and sp3 admin, I've done this for both Bearshare and BSLoader. Both have firewall program permission and still no clock reset. I can reset my clock without rebooting and it doesn't effect Bearshare (still running great).

I hope File_Girl71 can come up with a fix for this; I'm too lazy to keep resting my clock.

Same here, yes still date change is a problem. I’ve probably been the most vocal about this as of late. I have a strong feeling that the “task scheduler” is going to be the key to fixing this!!

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I run BS on Windows 7, 2000 and XP and time switches back on all of them.

Perhaps it takes a little longer to switch back on some systems?
I just read back a multi-month old Private Message to someone else and noticed I had said "On my XP, date changes back to today's date after connecting to the first peer."
But my Windows runs a little slower than most people.

I've timed it on my Windows 7 and takes 30 seconds for the clock to change back to normal.