Follow the above advice carefully. :) I like to arrange my results by size. So the junk usually falls down near the bottom, and if it isn't already marked as junk, I can easily see it is junk via either its size or title. ;)

Keep in mind the LW Junk filter is not perfect & is a learning tool. So you need to train it. Some good items may show as junk so don't let those stay as junk if they are obviously good files. To unmark good files as junk, do the opposite to how to mark items as junk. ;)

when downloading audio file in limewire, i launch it, the file pulls up on my media player, but says "encountered a problem". also, i launch the file after downloading in limewire as well and the file doesn't play. tried downloading other files as well. getting same results. anyone else having this problem? need help.:yikes:

That "shaking" file seems to have as many as 50 in the # column. Does that mean there are 50 PC's on line ready to share in the download process?

Shake Me, Baby!
 

LOL, I think it's most important for everyone of us to hit 'TRASH' and watch it go away in relation to THAT specific file querry. Maybe then the next chump who's surfing for the Grateful Dead won't suffer a premature death when Sally starts shaking her stuff.http://www.gnutellaforums.com/images...irokrotima.gif

If this is spam, then chances are there is more than one copy coming from each computer. I've noticed when banning ip addresses, there's usually many less ip's than total number of spam. Up to at least 3 spam per ip. Remember there's organisations out there who are sponsored to spam the network, and they use a very large number of networked computers