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This is the tendence of this period...then i've made my status...and my status is...i am here, and on line 24/7...

Hoping tonight finish some d/l cause tomorrow i would like to release my 1000th post

PROBLEMS


i have some problems...

1st i cannot write posts....the forums wrote me "no post mode specified"

then i've deleted cookies and temporary files then i've restarted my pc...the surprise??? my

2nd problem...now i cannot enter in the forum with IE....now i am writing from a proxy...what fuck happening???

Have you encountered this problem before?

Iv just been reading a thread in another forum about someone having the same trouble as you.
It was posted in 2005 by a user called dodecahedron.

Funny enough, his signature says "One Ring to rule them all, One Ring to find them".

Anyway, it looks like plenty of people have the same trouble, and that the problem fixes itself after a short while.

In fact now is all ok...

i think the problem was...

insufficient virtual memory...during emule using...

i am around to finish my HDD of 500GB i think i must to buy another one of 1TB

ARTHORIUS wrote:In fact now is all ok...

i think the problem was...

insufficient virtual memory...during emule using...

Hmm.. where was I when you posted this? Must have missed it somehow.

A most likely culprit is the tcpip.sys limit set by M$ on concurrent half-open connections. Look in control panel> administrative tool> event viewer> system and see if there are any events with the ID 4226.

p2p programs use up a lot of the allowed connections, so then browsing and other stuff become sluggish.

You need to apply a tcpip patch. If you are running XP, this is fairly easy to do. Get the patcher from http://www.lvllord.de. or use the same patcher in XP-Antispy> Special menu. Patch to 200 or so.

Thanks for the tip

emuler wrote:A most likely culprit is the tcpip.sys limit set by M$ on concurrent half-open connections. Look in control panel> administrative tool> event viewer> system and see if there are any events with the ID 4226.

p2p programs use up a lot of the allowed connections, so then browsing and other stuff become sluggish.

You need to apply a tcpip patch. If you are running XP, this is fairly easy to do. Get the patcher from http://www.lvllord.de. or use the same patcher in XP-Antispy> Special menu. Patch to 200 or so.

Also, if you can't or don't want to patch tcpip.sys, or are on a system older than XP, there is an eMule setting that controls this. In Extended Options (under Advanced in MorphXT, might be elsewhere in others) there is a setting "Max half-open connections". The balloon help for this option says:

Max number of not fully completed connections. You will have to increase this value along with max connections/5sec. Set this value too high and you will have to patch tcpip.sys (XPSP2) and your router may overload. Increasing this value makes eMule connect faster to sources in 'Too many open connections' state.

Gah! That's like choosing to crawl in through the doggy door instead of opening the door and walking in like a human being.

Loooooooooooool