Exit Gnucleus first
Copy the files into C:\Program Files\Gnucleus\Data

Inside the Gnucleus program folder I believe. :) You will see an old one(s) inside. ;)

ah must depend on Gnucleus version. My XP's Gnucleus version 2.x.x has a data folder, Win 2K's Gnucleus 1.8.6 doesn't, but perhaps it should. lol :D

aint there ne regular sources on the net , which i can check from time to time

If you are still having problems connecting, then it's most likely not due to connection cache, but your own particular set up ... router's nat or software firewall partly blocking gnucleus from connecting. Create a separate new thread in reference to your problem & post these details: http://www.gnutellaforums.com/new-ph...-you-post.html :)

Gnucleus 1.8.6.0 has Not enny Data folder,it doesent even use the GnucDNA as later version use....I guess John Marshall get littel tierd of update the whole application,and start development of what we know to day as GnucDNA....John Marshalls ide to only update the core=GnucDNA,and not the application it self.......Gnucleus 1.8.6.0 read the WebCache and GnuCache dierectly from Gnucleus folder where the exe file is..........From version 2 and up they has a Data folder inside the Gnucleus folder!:rolleyes_2: