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When i orginally installed limewire I must have had a zip disk in my computer and something goofy happened....now everytime I launch limewire in order to finish its install its looking and forcing me to put that disk in....like its linking itself to the disk....its happens when it gets to the load connections window and load library window....i have already tried uninstalling....making sure that the disk was in the computer still.....and tried reinstalling....and also wiping out everything of limewire and starting over again...still has no such luck.....there's something that it put on the disk....but I can't find it....how do i unlink limewire from the zip disk.
running system 8.1 on an older mac G3 266 desktop |
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Try this first delete LimeWire from your Mac. Then shut down your Mac and disconnect your Zip Drive and restart. Then you re-install LimeWire and see if that works.
Last edited by spearson; November 12th, 2002 at 04:31 PM. |
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Post back and tell us what fixes the problem. Other people have had LimeWire ask for various disks and I am not sure what definitive thing actually solves the problem.
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