#Shareaza connection test download
#Shareaza connection test windows

All users should read each step through before doing anything.Ĭopy the files in your Shareaza incomplete folder to your eMule or eDonkey incomplete folder. Newbies might want to read extra carefully or ask for help by starting a new thread. This is verfied to work for many people, but is not simple. You must have eMule (Preferred - No Spy/Adware) installed. If this does not work for you - post a thread with your connection type (like Dial Up, Cable, Dsl), and a mention if any text at all is in the Gnutella2 section of the Host Cache - Press F8 to check. You should now begin to connect to the G2 network. Right click on one of the newly added entry and select 'Query Now'. Repeat step one, but add: in the pop-up box instead. Add: into the pop up box, select GWebCache and click OK. Right Click in the window and select 'Add Service'. The 'Discovery Services' window should pop up. You should now begin to connect to the G2 network.Īdd Service Manually (For Opera and other Incompatible Browsers) Right click on one of the addresses in the window and select 'Query Now'. PASTE THESE URL'S IN YOUR BROWSER WITH shareaza:gwc: !Ĭode: shareaza:gwc: Add G2 Discovery Service Add G2 Discovery Service See the FAQĪdd Service Automatically (For Most Standard Compliant Browsers):

Upgrade, see if your problem is fixed, then try this.īe sure that your Firewall or Router is configured before attempting this. If you have anything less than the latest Shareaza (either Final or Beta), don't bother reading this. Shareaza uses these services to find G2 Hubs and connect to the network. They add websites, which have lists of G2 hubs to the list of 'Discovery Services'. There is also an entry that says 'Max Number of Transfers per file.'Ĭan't connect to Gnutella2? Follow the directions below. In the box that just popped up, there is a list of menus to the very left side.įind the entry that says 'Max Number of Transfers' (or something similar).Ĭhange this value to something smaller, like '4' or '5.' There is a section called 'Bandwidth.' At the moment, it should read 'MAX KB/S'Ĭlick on the box, clear 'MAX KB/S' and type in a number about 80% of your rated upload bandwidth. In the box that just popped up, there is a list of menus on the very left side.

#Shareaza connection test download

If you are uploading lots and download speeds are suffering:Ĭlick on the Tools menu, then click Shareaza Settings. If you are uploading constantly and havent limited the bandwidth then it is likely that you are killing your download speed which is affecting your ability to surf the web and do other tasks.

#Shareaza connection test windows

There could be two problems: Your uploads are killing your downloads and/or you are using Windows 95/98/ME. Can't run shareaza and surf the internet at the same time?