No upload bandwidth

[RABIES]

I am using windows XP Pro with the newest version of limewire and my uploads do not....go. They sit at 0kbps, my settings should be fine, I have infinite bandwidth enabled for uploads. I am not behind a firewall and I am using a cable modem. What's the deal with this?

[Treatid]

When you say the 'latest version of limewire' do you mean the official release (2.5.5) or the Beta (2.6.3 last I looked)?

The Beta version fixes the major upload problems (0KB/s uploads) I was having.

Mark

[got2av8]

I had the same problem with 2.5.5, except I'm running plain old XP, not pro. So far 2.6.3 beta is giving me the same problem. Is there a trick I'm missing? There aren't any firewall issues to contend with here either....

[cyrano69]

I am running Win 2000 Pro with LW 2.6.3 and am having the same problem of no u/l. I THINK I have the settings correct but who knows. (Also running cable with no firewall, virus prot, or anything else till prob fixed).

[Treatid]

No uploads is a different problem to 0KB/s uploads. The latter has been fixed in 2.6.3 of LimeWire.

The former is a different problem - almost certainly to do with your network rather than LimeWire per se.

XP has a built in firewall that may be causing problems (even if you don't think you have activated it).

Beyond that - I can't help much. I have to beat them off with a stick here.

Mark
W2K SP3, no firewall, LW2.6.3, cable, sophos AV.

[got2av8]

I'm still getting nothing but 0KB uploads with 2.6.3. XP shouldn't be a factor, because I never had a problem sharing on this system until I switched from 2.4.3 to 2.5.5. Downloads are no issue, but the uploads (5 slots worth on a cable connection) all fill up within 5 minutes of connecting , and then just sit at 0KB.

[Krieger88]

I'm still getting nothing but 0KB uploads with 2.6.3.

**** happens.

[cyrano69]

Originally posted by Krieger88

**** happens.

Come on Krieger88 as a senior member that is your best help? I don't need that kind.

[Krieger88]

What did you expect? 0k uploaders happen every now and then, - and if you're unlucky you'll see a lot of them.

Unless you messed around with your upload settings there's nothing you could do about it.