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Can anyome please tell me why this program takes so long to find a connection to search and download music? Its got me stumped and frustrated now! PLEASE HELP ME! :help: :help: :help: : :confused: :angry: :mad: :upset:
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I use WinMX often, and I find no problem with the length of connection or searching.

Perhaps your connection settings are wrong? I found that when I moved to ADSL, and put it onto a Primary Connection, it would slow down significantly. So I left it on Secondary Connection and it went much faster. Perhaps that could help?

Other then that, I'm not sure, sorry....
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Its on the secondary connections, and I have been waiting for an hour for this program to find a network connection, I must have the settings wrong! In the first place I have no knowledge what there supposed to be I know I have DSL........
I'm lost.....but thank you anyway
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When you first ran WinMX, and it searched for a connection, and tested packets, etc. Did it find any errors?

With mine, I kept having problems, so I put it so it was set to:

- Unable to send or recieve UDP Packets
- Unable to accept incoming TCP connections

Since then it worked fine... Just another little thing I found... Sorry if it's another blooper. :tazz:
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I put everything in Unable mode, nothing!
When it was testing for a connection it coudn't find one, So I uninstalled it, then reinstalled it then it didn't seem to have any problems! I am thinking its my computer stopping it from finding a connection but I don't know what could cause that! Thanx for your help again!
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lol, last suggestion from me... Have you got the latest version? Sometimes it won't connect if you don't have the latest version... :tazz:

If that doesn't work, then I'm lost... Sorry mate...
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I've got the 3.53 version! Which I believe is the latest version!
At the top of my window it says Connecting but it's not!
I'm just as lost as you, LOL! Thanx a bunch, hun!
If anyone else can help please do!
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I know much more about bittorrent than winMX but I guess they may share some of the same problems...
Are you connecting through a router or firewall? You may need to open some ports. Portforward is an incredibly useful site on this topic with detailed walkthroughs for a huge number of routers and firewalls.
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I think I have a firewall it cant get through, cause I even loaded Kazaa and that won't connect either so I know its not the program! Thanx for your help
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