WinMx very slow with cable
- Daves World
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WinMx very slow with cable
Just recently upgraded to cable internet with a Linksys router. I can't seem to download anything using WinMX 3.31. It starts to download a song (very slow I might add) and then disconnects. It will do this with any song I choose. During installation of WinMx it came up with an error " WinMX is unable to receive incoming TCP connections from the internet " If I go into the settings "unable to accept incoming TCP connections " is enabled, Any suggestions ?
ASUS P4P800 865PE Springdale
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ATI Radeon 9600Pro 128
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Antec TruePower 330
Linksys Cable/DSL Router
P4 2.4c
ATI Radeon 9600Pro 128
Crucial 512 PC3200
Antec 660B Performance Plus Case
Antec TruePower 330
Linksys Cable/DSL Router
Re: WinMx very slow with cable
Originally posted by Dave's World
Just recently upgraded to cable internet with a Linksys router. I can't seem to download anything using WinMX 3.31. It starts to download a song (very slow I might add) and then disconnects. It will do this with any song I choose. During installation of WinMx it came up with an error " WinMX is unable to receive incoming TCP connections from the internet " If I go into the settings "unable to accept incoming TCP connections " is enabled, Any suggestions ?
I think it's something to do with winmx itself...I've noticed on a few occasions that my system will bog down to a stand still, and, after closing winmx, the system will be up and running as fast as ever...
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“The most beautiful thing we can experience in life is the mysterious. It is the source of all true art and science. He to whom this emotion is a stranger, who can no longer pause to wonder and stand rapt in awe, is as good as dead: for his eyes are closed.” - Albert Einstein