I thought Bandwidth Shaping merely controlled volume. Didn't know it could only affect P2P traffic.

Ok, with this said, is there a workaround? I think I remember seeing a posting on the subject in one of the "Sticky" posts. I'll pop over to see if there's something there that's applicable.

BRB.

Mr IO

Thanks for the assist.

Sorry, can't help with "MS .net", I just don't know enough about it. However, have you thought of uninstalling the "update", your PCs environment may have been irrevocably changed by it but "uninstalling" still may be worth a try.


UK Bob

Well, I just checked in Windows Update, it automatically download and installs them while I'm sleeping. Anyway to check to see if it's installed or not and how to uninstall it? If thats even the frickin' problem..

Update: Ok, I found what got installed and how to delete them.. heres a list of what is installed recently:

Windows XPSecurity Update for Windows XP (KB933729)Wednesday, October 10, 2007Automatic Updates Windows XPWindows Malicious Software Removal Tool - October 2007 (KB890830)Wednesday, October 10, 2007Automatic Updates Windows XPCumulative Security Update for Internet Explorer 7 for Windows XP (KB939653)Wednesday, October 10, 2007Automatic Updates Windows XPSecurity Update for Outlook Express for Windows XP (KB941202)Wednesday, October 10, 2007Automatic Updates Windows XPCumulative Security Update for Internet Explorer 7 for Windows XP (KB937143)Friday, October 05, 2007Automatic Updates Windows XPSecurity Update for Internet Explorer 7 for Windows XP (KB938127)Friday, October 05, 2007Automatic Updates CAPICOMSecurity Update for CAPICOM (KB931906)Wednesday, October 03, 2007Automatic Updates Windows XPUpdate for Windows XP (KB904942)Wednesday, October 03, 2007Other Source Windows Network Diagnostic Tool (KB914440)Wednesday, October 03, 2007Other Source Windows Network Diagnostic Tool (KB914440)
Windows XPUpdate for Windows XP (KB904942)Wednesday, October 03, 2007Other Source Windows XPSecurity Update for Microsoft .NET Framework, Version 2.0 (KB917283)Wednesday, October 03, 2007Automatic Updates Windows XPSecurity Update for Microsoft .NET Framework, Version 2.0 (KB922770)Wednesday, October 03, 2007Automatic Updates Windows XPSecurity Update for Microsoft .NET Framework, Version 2.0 (KB928365)Wednesday, October 03, 2007Automatic Updates

Igotem

You may have to delete your LWs preference file/folder, you will loose all your current LW settings and have to re-enter them again but it will get rid of any corruption that may have occured.

Click on the link for instructions:

http://www.gnutellaforums.com/window...tml#post115445



UK Bob

Hey UK,

Yeah, that's a great thought. I'll give it a go.

This is one of those times that I wish I hadn't disabled my Windows restore points, or I'd just drop back to an earlier config.

BTW, tried to set up a proxy per the "Sticky" post at the top of this forum and that didn't work either, so I'm still stuck like Chuck.

Any and all suggestions welcome!

Thanks for the input UK.

Hey, just noticed something...

When I make sure my "listen on port" selection reads 6346 and then restart LW and go back to ensure the port still reads 6346, it has changed each time.

What's up with that?

BTW, UK, I've deleted my preferences folder several times now (one of the fixes I found in the forum), but the only thing it changes is that I have to re-enter the values next time I start LW...

Just wanted to let you know that I've tried that one.

Thanks anyway.

LOL.. i restored my computer to when LW was working.. now the program wont open at all. This is retarded.

HAHAH I GOT IT TO WORK.. I GOT IT TO WORK.. YAY! Something must've been installed or something in the past two weeks to block all P2P sharing. Maybe it IS a Windows update. All I know is that LW will never ever be shut down again.

: bangh::b angh:

Now it wont connect.:gi mmimore: