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b_side March 6th, 2004 07:22 PM

javaw.exe and connection problems
 
I had a problem disconnecting my internet connection after exitting Limewire 3.8.5 or 3.9(beta). As a result, XP would then not shut down properly.

According to Zone Alarm, javaw.exe is the file which requests internet/server connections for Limewire. I did the following things:

1) Uninstall LimeWire 3.8, reboot.
2) Install Java 2 Runtime Environment, SE v1.4.2_03 (the latest one from Sun's website)... Reboot.
3) Copy java.exe and javaw.exe from the 'Java 2 RE' installed directory to c:\windows\system32 (thus replacing what was there b4).
4) I then installed LimeWire 3.6.15 (coz i had no problems with it).
5) Everything seems stable at the moment.

If this doesn't work, try step (3) again, replacing the system32\javaw.exe file.

Any feedback would great.

b_side March 9th, 2004 05:45 PM

Got another solution for the above, coz it didn't work after I posted the thing. sorry for that.

The disconnection problem which causes XP to hang and not shut down properly is due to a problem with USB ADSL modems. Basically that's what my ISP gave me:


- Expand "USB Controller" list under "Device Manager"
- Double click on USB root hub (u'll know which one is for the USB modem coz the peripherals it powers are listed)
- Under power management tab, untick "Allow computer to turn off ..."
- Exit that widow
- Scroll up on the "Device manager" list to "Network Adapters"
- Click to expand list and open ur ADSL modem properties window
- Under power management tab, untick "Allow computer to turn off ..."
- Reboot

Hopefully this will work and consistently. Still I don't get why this problem only occurs when I use LimeWire.

stief March 9th, 2004 08:26 PM

the reason you see this with LW mostly is that a p2p client has to actively maintain so many internet connections, unlike the few needed for email or Web browsing.

usb problem, eh! Thanks for letting everyone know about the fix.


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