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HOMOsapien November 5th, 2005 09:30 AM

Opening Limewire
 
All the sudden I can't open Limewire pro. I will double click the link and right click and "open", but LimeWire never opens. I tried Uninstalling and Re-installing but nothing happens. Nothing has changed, just one day it works, the next it doesn't. Any Ideas?

Lord of the Rings November 5th, 2005 09:50 AM

Try steps #1 & 2 here Fixes for Limewire which involves uninstalling your Java using the add/remove control panel. Then reinstalling using the "Offline" installer. If Java 1.5 doesn't do the trick, then try 1.4.2

HOMOsapien November 5th, 2005 11:08 AM

Tried that, but nothing happened. It's the same thing. The hour glass comes up for about a tenth of a second then disappears.

Lord of the Rings November 5th, 2005 12:07 PM

You mean you deleted your prefs folder, tried both the offline installed versions of 1.5 & 1.4 2 & still nothing? Then I'm outta ideas. Try an earlier version perhaps.

HOMOsapien November 5th, 2005 12:23 PM

I'm pretty sure that my Java is all screwed up. When I try to install a newer version of Java, my windows installer says "preparing to install" for about 20 minutes until I get some sort of error message. I'm going to have to reset my computer to the factory setting in order to get everything working again. You don't know a way I can save all my files do you, and have them reappear when I reinstall Limewire. Thanks for your help.

Lord of the Rings November 5th, 2005 12:37 PM

I'd recommend you backup your files onto an external disk or dvd or cd. Uninstall Java, & use the "Offline" install versions. It's made a difference to many people with similar problems. Installing Java online often means incomplete/corrupt installations. I've seen the Java error page & the online installation errors has been around as long as java's been around. It happens to everyone who uses Java not just p2p users. I also noticed the Java downlds was offline a day or 2 ago. Which means they were probably overloaded for downld requests. ie: Their server couldn't cope with the requests.


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