p2p problems

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  1. scruf

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    p2p problems

    grrrrr :angry:

    having major problems with p2p at the mo...

    k-lite++... has no search or transfer window, yet it works fine on everyone elses pc...

    edonkey wont d/l above 0.7kbps

    limewire says a firewall is preventing it connecting to the net, and that there is no active connection.. even though yesterday it was turbo-charged..

    i really want kazaa to work to be honest cos its always done me fine in the past..

    anyone got any ideas? im running it through a router but everyone elses is fine... ms security centre is iritating me imensely..
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    all i can say kazaa is shit:p
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    Dont you have a seatbelt to chew through you fucking window licker :dunce:
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    Firewall/Router needs configuring to forward whatever TCP ports them progs use to ya pc.

    Search on gogole for it depending on wot router/firewall u av
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    Why are you using e-donkey :down: ? E-mule or Shareaza for the e-donkey network :up:

    If you're using xp firewall ( :down: ) you have to open up ports manually ( :down: ), and not just for specific applications neither - you have to leave them open ( :down: )
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    i cant seem to turn the damn thing off.. plus i dont want some ram sucking 'virus suite' as my computer is hobbling along at best...

    haha fancy coming over :lol:
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    dodgy rowr kitty super meow cat

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    :p - what happens when you let kids near computers... :lol: ;)

    Use Sygate (piece of piss to use and not resource heavy at all) - and you can turn the xp firewall off in the security centre (if you're using SP2 - there's a link in the bottom left I think to get to some options), or - in the View Network Connections window, right-click your internet connection, select Properties, and it's the third tab along. :)

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