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lacey2008
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Posted: Fri 05/09/2008 7:36pm [Post #1]

When i download songs its starting to kick me off the internet after 1 song is downloaded
 
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Posted: Fri 05/09/2008 7:39pm [Post #2]

need more info....

windows version?
download manager?
site downloading from?
service pack?
isp name?
 
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lacey2008
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Posted: Fri 05/09/2008 8:12pm [Post #3]

okay when i download 1 song i get kick off the internet!!!

its a windows xp and the music thing is limewire sorry thats all i know i dont know the other question u ask
 
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Posted: Sat 05/10/2008 6:31am [Post #4]

Well, its a start.

the reason i ask who your ISP is was because some ISP's have certain ports blocked for some download programs.

Does this happen when you leave the program to download? or is it something that happens everytime you download, at the end of the song being downloaded without fail even if your browsing the internet?

Some of these programs have a setting that includes "log off once download completes" to save cost with dial up connections, may be worth checking the programs settings to see if this is the case.

One more thing....

you do realise most of the songs on there are copywrited, and in certain countrys (like the UK) is is illegal to download such copywrited material?

Having said that, there are some artists that use these programs to get "free" copies of their work out there, and i'll assume this is what your downloading Wink

The other thing that could be happening here is your power saving settings.
if your leaving your computer for a while unnattended, the settings may state the network connection is terminated after a period of inactivity.

One bit of advice... run your virus scanner over any files you download before you open them, P2P download programs are notorious for spreading viruses!
 
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lacey2008
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Posted: Sat 05/10/2008 7:14am [Post #5]

okay i see well its a compac computer and it use to do good when i download music but like as soon as i click on limewire to load my internet just kicks me off its dsl fast speed so its not a dial up and i have a compute plus a labtop and when i try to get on lime wire it kicks both the computers off the internet..... Sad please help me and i do run a scan on the music before playing them . so now i can even download songs i dont understan why it work and now its not working at all...
 
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Posted: Sat 05/10/2008 9:34am [Post #6]

sorry, but i'm just not sure, it sounds like limewire is trying to do something the connection does not like, but i'm just guessing....
maybe try re-installing Limewire?

anyone else help here?
 
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Posted: Sat 05/10/2008 11:16am [Post #7]

ya i have try to reinstall it and then i deleted and try a diffrent one and it does the same thing so thanks ya anyone got any advice
 
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Posted: Sun 05/11/2008 12:35am [Post #8]

Are you running a wireless router to connect both PCs to the internet? If so, I'm wondering if you need a firmware update. There have been known problems with limewire and some routers filtering (or unable to filter because of the firewall firmware version). It could also be your ISP (internet service provider) filtering/blocking that kind of traffic. Who is that by the way?

First step, update firmware on wireless router. If that doesn't seem to fix the problem then take a look at your contract with your ISP and see if they have anything listed about blocking/filtering P2P traffic.

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Posted: Sun 05/11/2008 5:54pm [Post #9]

we have dsl for internet and i bought a wireless router so i could have internet for ym labtop so ya how do u up date firmware so i can try it to see whats going on it has like somthing say u need to make sure ur firewall ports are the same or somthing like that when i try to download a diffrent music thing and i try to do it and it didnt work and like now i cant get on the internet with my labtop so do u know how to fix it i click restore firewall but it didnt do too much
 
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Posted: Mon 05/12/2008 2:52am [Post #10]

A handy website:

http://www.portforward.com

click on the routers section, and follow the instructions...Wink
 
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