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I think that before you advise people how to run their computers, you should get your head out of your games and actually learn something about Windows, how it works, what it's shortcomings are and the solutions available.Quote:
Originally Posted by Fiber
Then install SP2 and stop blabbing about it.
shut up u fukwitQuote:
Originally Posted by Smurfette
it still affects P2P sharing
http://www.speedguide.net/read_articles.php?id=1497
i think u better log-out and com back when every one has forgotton about
this
All I get is a blank article...
first paragraph
blah blah blahQuote:
Remove the limit on TCP connection attempts
Windws XP SP2 introduces a few new twists to TCP/IP in order to babysit users and "reduce the threat" of worms spreading fast without control. In one such attempt, the devs seem to have limited the number of possible TCP connection attempts per second to 10 (from unlimited in SP1). This argumentative feature can possibly affect server and P2P programs that need to open many outbound connections at the same time.
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Still, running servers and P2P programs can definitely be affected by this new limitation. Use the fix as you see fit.
You can turn the security adviser off, you know...Quote:
Originally Posted by Fiber
...whici you can also turn off...Quote:
Originally Posted by Fiber
...so what's your point about the alerts, then?Quote:
Originally Posted by Fiber
It's a tweak that limits concurrent connection attempts, the introduction of which had nothing to do with p2p programs at all - that's just a side-effect - and for which there is a third-party patcher available. Once more, you blab about something that isn't really a problem at all.Quote:
Originally Posted by Fiber
Oh my, you're after the Retard Of The Week award, aint'cha?Quote:
Originally Posted by Fiber
Nice of you to post a link that explains the situation in a way you should be able to understand, if you bothered to read it.
Now get back behind the sports hall for another nicotine fix and sports master blowjob, you fucking muppet.
shut up u stupid child who couldnt let a crappy cartoon of smurfs go
you actully think Micro$oft meant NO harm to P2P sharers?
your more of a fukin moron than ur name suggests!
talkin crap to ya self likeabout past post which were already answered and explained!Quote:
...so what's your point about the alerts, then?
SP2 was designed with copyright laws in mind ape face
try reading pre-release articals!
The reason put the limited amount of net connections into SP2 is so that when new viruses and trojans come out they can't spread as fast.Quote:
Originally Posted by Fiber
Think about it. One computer gets the virus and is able to connect to thousands of computers at one time, to spread the virus. Think about how fast that would be.
Now with only 10 connections (or whatever the amount was) viruses will be much slower to spread.
That was microsofts reasoning. I doubt that P2P was even a factor for this, as it doesn't affect many's download speeds (i'ev had no problems).
Lets cool it with the personal attacks.
Its all fun and games....
;)
To a point, I got my WinXp cd fixed to NOT apply these issues.
Security Center, Firewall, Restore Point...
Lotsa services is set off by default in my install cd.
And, it brings me to teh desktop automatically.
I fixed the whole CD with nLite, it has the ability to apply these patches, fixes and more,
The best little tool regarding XP I 've seen on the net. And its free.
It takes about an 30min to 1 hour max to fix the CD. Depends how much you "fix" the cd.
Here's the app:
nLite
Be carefull not to remove lotsa stuff, its better to disable 'em, turn them off.
More info in our forums:
Unattended and Slipstreamed Windoze Install CD or even DVD.
:)
Sounds good.Quote:
Originally Posted by Afronaut
Might take a loook later after school.
And add to guide. :)