| User | Post |
Darth Coby
Posts: 1165/1371 |
BT, well, Azureus only did it when I opened the ports, but for LimeWire I don't have any ports opened. It's really annoying. :s |
HyperLamer
Posts: 4050/8210 |
The same happens to me with BitTornado and a cable modem (no routers or anything). The lower I set the bandwidth limits, the less often it disconnects, but the problem never goes away entirely unless I close BT.  Maybe they're just doing something it doesn't like; opening too many ports or such? |
Darth Coby
Posts: 1163/1371 |
Oh, and sometimes I will be able to access my router and see that it's connected and all but I won't actually be able to go online, with anything. :\ |
Darth Roflbbq
Posts: 210/299 |
I think the same's happening to me O_o...
The only difference is that it randomly turns off, not after anything specific, but comes right back up. This is probably one of the weirdest things that has happened to my computer yet, simply because there's absolutely no reason for it. |
Darth Coby
Posts: 1160/1371 |
I got this Belkin 4-port router for Cable/DSL and I'm running Win XP SP2.
Now, everytime I go download something over LimeWire everything works perfect but after a few minutes I get this Windows popup saying that one of my network cables have been disconnected. Altough I did not even touch them. When the message dissapears and I go to my router setup page (192.168.2.1) my DSL modem will have disconnected and it can take around 5-10 minutes before it reconnects. :s This also happens when I use Azureus (with the DL ports opened up)
I've disabled being an Ultrapeer and disabled OOB-searching in Limewire + I've set my download bandwidth usage to 70% instead of 100% and now the disconnects are less frequent but still happen. :s
Could this be my router dying or anything? |
