plse help

[mimandy]

i got a slow connection on emule some one said try this to speed my adsl up anyone no what ive ringed means plse

[mimandy]

sorry i meen the adapter settings aint my modem

[BloodStraw]

well pretty much every downloads goes slow on emule, it aint your connection ; )

[Andy_TRN]

Your download speed depends on the other persons connection. It has nothing to do with your own limits, unless you are downloading from HTTP. On Emule you have to be patient and if you stay connected for several hours for one file you get about 20 - 30 kb/s. Anyway it's better to download the stuff you are looking for at once, then to wait for ages until the file finally appears on kazaa with just one source. Emule still has tons of files which Kazaa does not have, so it's worth every minute waiting.

That of course depends on what you are looking for. (games in my case)

[nasrules]

Originally posted by Andy_TRN
Your download speed depends on the other persons connection. It has nothing to do with your own limits, unless you are downloading from HTTP. On Emule you have to be patient and if you stay connected for several hours for one file you get about 20 - 30 kb/s. Anyway it's better to download the stuff you are looking for at once, then to wait for ages until the file finally appears on kazaa with just one source. Emule still has tons of files which Kazaa does not have, so it's worth every minute waiting.

couldnt have given a better answer :-D

[mimandy]

thank i do get very good speeds normaly but i messed with my settings [adsl] now since that, crap speeds on everthing not just the mule i m f@c:d

[mimandy]

ps anyone no what the these are in the new emule thanks

[mimandy]

sorry 4 sounding daft but why is that then

[Andy_TRN]

Or you could go to http://www.speedguide.net and download one of them tweaking patches to speed up your connection. By the way I use version 0.26a of Emule because it is more stable.

Oh and sheehs, you must have a huge hard disk hehe. I envy you.

[aqlo]

Delete the file C:\WINDOWS\USER.DAT and then reinstall eMULE.

Wouldn't that destroy everything you have ever installed?

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[The Hunter]

giltch, just got a special message from me.

[mimandy]

any luck on my question whats the icons looks like a little spider in the pic above its got me

[ianh]

does anybody know if there is any way to increase my download speed on kazaa from 3.5kb/s while still using aol dial up? i keep getting split second improvements, please help.

[nasrules]

Originally posted by ianh
does anybody know if there is any way to increase my download speed on kazaa from 3.5kb/s while still using aol dial up? i keep getting split second improvements, please help.

you're very lucky to get that!

[overdo]

lol @ nasrules:fire

[UBER-RAT]

my top speed on mule was 0.6kbps.

even with cable!

[Mr. Sleazy]

The icons that kinda look like a thermometer are rankings for files. I think a green one means excellent, yellow means good, etc. The bug icon is not good. It means that the file has been determined to be a fake.

Go to the eMule plus forum for detailed explanation of all the preferences, settings, etc. for eMule Plus. Here is the link:

http://emuleplus.sourceforge.net/forum/index.php?act=SF&f=10

[Andy_TRN]

Originally posted by UBER-RAT
my top speed on mule was 0.6kbps.

even with cable!

My top speed on Emule was 88,4 kb/s so far. I have an average of 15 kb/s on Emule. I said it before and I say it again, only use Emule for large files, then you have a major advantage.

[Krell]

Originally posted by mimandy
i got a slow connection on emule some one said try this to speed my adsl up anyone no what ive ringed means plse

Yes, it means STOP following the advice of well meaning people.

It's doubtful that you needed to mess with your settings in XP at all. From now on, when you think something isnt working well, or you have less than optimal performance, dont RUN to the nearest software where you think a tweak will solve you ills.


First, gather your facts, ask questions like " Does my O/S and DSL allow me to download at the rated speeds?"

Then learn what tests will answer that for you. Such as dslreports.

Unless you are REALLY versed in what the MTU setting does, and even more specifically, what it is in XP, then you can (as you have stated) actually make your situation worse. If you cant get it straitened out, consider using a Restore Point, or I will help you import the correct registry settings from my own machine.

cheers