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rafi-d, dietk can backup and restore your participation level. So all you need to do is leave it on overnight or as long as it takes to get enough uploads to hit a 1000 level then simply back it up. Then you can restore it any time it goes down. But again I would stick with klite as long as it is working fine. Searches turn up more results and downloads are faster than in the actual kazaa program.
ATTN Win 98 & ME users!!
http://www.sharereactor.com/release.php?id=2390
This is the link to a good copy of Win XP CORP (basically XP Pro without activation)
I know it's good because it's the one I use on my comp (I virus scanned it with NAV2004 and the latest defs)
ed2k://|file|2003_Windows_XP_Pro_or_Office-XP_keygen_computes_unique_cd-keys.zip|20309|44e04610d9819301adb900b39f4f2be5|/
Here is the ED2K link to the keygen(true gen, it doesn't just work of a list) I Used (also virus scanned)
So stop complaining and upgrade already ;)
FUCK OFF! We aren't SO stupid... Win98 is the only OS which is working on my system. XP don't! I have an old computer!
It doesnt really matter if you have an old computer, windows xp doesnt work as well ever. I have a brand new homebuilt computer and it absolutely refused to do anything with windows xp above the level of typing things up in notepad. I have since switched back down to windows 98 and as long as i dont get any of those nasty critical updates it works perfectly. It does take a good bit more work to get windows 98 running as good as windows xp (when windows xp does run) but it more than makes up for it in reliability. I can actually leave my computer on for a week straight with no discernable problems under win98, whereas windows xp was lucky to not freeze if left alone for more than 3 hours.
Their must have bin something wrong with your installation, XP has bin running great for me. I have yet to have even one crash, BSD etc. that required a restart.Quote:
Originally posted by DarkStar723@17 December 2003 - 04:01
It doesnt really matter if you have an old computer, windows xp doesnt work as well ever. I have a brand new homebuilt computer and it absolutely refused to do anything with windows xp above the level of typing things up in notepad. I have since switched back down to windows 98 and as long as i dont get any of those nasty critical updates it works perfectly. It does take a good bit more work to get windows 98 running as good as windows xp (when windows xp does run) but it more than makes up for it in reliability. I can actually leave my computer on for a week straight with no discernable problems under win98, whereas windows xp was lucky to not freeze if left alone for more than 3 hours.
and yes I do lots more with it than just type in notepad.
Did you do an upgrade instead of a full install, if so you might have had some corrupt system files. The best thing when installing a new OS is to reformat and do a full clean install.
Their must have bin something wrong with your installation, XP has bin running great for me. I have yet to have even one crash, BSD etc. that required a restart.Quote:
Originally posted by Goldengamegod+17 December 2003 - 01:51--></div><table border='0' align='center' width='95%' cellpadding='3' cellspacing='1'><tr><td>QUOTE (Goldengamegod @ 17 December 2003 - 01:51)</td></tr><tr><td id='QUOTE'> <!--QuoteBegin-DarkStar723@17 December 2003 - 04:01
It doesnt really matter if you have an old computer, windows xp doesnt work as well ever. I have a brand new homebuilt computer and it absolutely refused to do anything with windows xp above the level of typing things up in notepad. I have since switched back down to windows 98 and as long as i dont get any of those nasty critical updates it works perfectly. It does take a good bit more work to get windows 98 running as good as windows xp (when windows xp does run) but it more than makes up for it in reliability. I can actually leave my computer on for a week straight with no discernable problems under win98, whereas windows xp was lucky to not freeze if left alone for more than 3 hours.
and yes I do lots more with it than just type in notepad.
Did you do an upgrade instead of a full install, if so you might have had some corrupt system files. The best thing when installing a new OS is to reformat and do a full clean install. [/b][/quote]
Yeah same here, XP runs fine. I have a farley old computer, and it hasen't crashed once. Also i don't get and annoying "Illegal Operation" ever 10min. as i did when i had windows 98. It would be wise to do a full install of XP.
DarkStar723
Well. You should update your XP then nad clean your computer! Win98 is bullshit... Maybe 2k is better than XP, but fact is that - xp is much more stable than 98! 98 just runs faster on old machines!
that's it :/
Yeah same here, XP runs fine. I have a farley old computer, and it hasen't crashed once. Also i don't get and annoying "Illegal Operation" ever 10min. as i did when i had windows 98. It would be wise to do a full install of XP. [/b][/quote]Quote:
Originally posted by Agent Smith+17 December 2003 - 10:00--></div><table border='0' align='center' width='95%' cellpadding='3' cellspacing='1'><tr><td>QUOTE (Agent Smith @ 17 December 2003 - 10:00)</td></tr><tr><td id='QUOTE'>Quote:
Originally posted by Goldengamegod@17 December 2003 - 01:51
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@17 December 2003 - 04:01
It doesnt really matter if you have an old computer, windows xp doesnt work as well ever. I have a brand new homebuilt computer and it absolutely refused to do anything with windows xp above the level of typing things up in notepad. I have since switched back down to windows 98 and as long as i dont get any of those nasty critical updates it works perfectly. It does take a good bit more work to get windows 98 running as good as windows xp (when windows xp does run) but it more than makes up for it in reliability. I can actually leave my computer on for a week straight with no discernable problems under win98, whereas windows xp was lucky to not freeze if left alone for more than 3 hours.
Their must have bin something wrong with your installation, XP has bin running great for me. I have yet to have even one crash, BSD etc. that required a restart.
and yes I do lots more with it than just type in notepad.
Did you do an upgrade instead of a full install, if so you might have had some corrupt system files. The best thing when installing a new OS is to reformat and do a full clean install.
same here, i can leave my computer on for weeks at a time if i want to, and wont get 1 error, XP is the most stable, in all cases where you would know 98/ME would crash, XP doesn't... i can make 98 crash on purpose if i wanted to :)
the "old" PL Backup & Restore method is very unconvenient. the "pemanent" hacks are much better. I think I'll try one of the new 2.6 versions that may be doing that. (still waiting for one that will run on Win 98 ...)Quote:
Originally posted by chuckv64@17 December 2003 - 03:30
rafi-d, dietk can backup and restore your participation level. So all you need to do is leave it on overnight or as long as it takes to get enough uploads to hit a 1000 level then simply back it up. Then you can restore it any time it goes down. But again I would stick with klite as long as it is working fine. Searches turn up more results and downloads are faster than in the actual kazaa program.
Kazaa Hack Is meant to be a good partiticpation level restorer, version 2.6 should be out soon :)