Windows Xp Service Pack 2

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Originally posted by Mïcrösöül°V³+11 August 2004 - 00:13--></div><table border='0' align='center' width='95%' cellpadding='3' cellspacing='1'><tr><td>QUOTE (Mïcrösöül°V³ &#064; 11 August 2004 - 00:13)</td></tr><tr><td id='QUOTE'> <!--QuoteBegin-lynx@10 August 2004 - 18:08
Well, I&#39;ve patched tcpip.sys (and double checked to make sure something hadn&#39;t copied another version back) and I still get event 4266 using ABC bittorrent client. I am seriously thinking of uninstalling SP2.

This restriction is outrageous, what right have Microsoft to say that I can&#39;t have more than x failed connections? I also know of plenty of professional software packages which will fail with this restriction, I can easily foresee a BIG rumpus over this.

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I use Shadows client and I have no problems. I guess i can try ABC to see if I get the same error as you. Tell me what you are doing so that I can duplicate it on my machine to see if the error is ABC fault. [/b][/quote]
It seems to happen when the third torrent kicks in.

Don&#39;t worry about it, I&#39;ve patched tcpip.sys myself to raise the limit to 150, I&#39;m just about to try it and I&#39;ll let you know the result.

Edit: Setting the limit to 150 has cured the problem, but I still can&#39;t see any real justification for this being imposed by Microsoft.

it is supposed to stop worms from spreading, like heart worms, ring worms, etc........things that make you go to the doctor. :P
because (in Microsoft&#39;s opinion) the average user doesnt connect to that many sources in that amount of time. basically, we internet users have been told by microslop that we arent allowed to pirate and/or steal copywrited files from the internet based on the existing file transfer programs available, and we basically said "fuck you, we like BT"...................and patched it. :P :lol:

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Originally posted by lynx@10 August 2004 - 19:08
Well, I&#39;ve patched tcpip.sys (and double checked to make sure something hadn&#39;t copied another version back) and I still get event 4266 using ABC bittorrent client. I am seriously thinking of uninstalling SP2.

This restriction is outrageous, what right have Microsoft to say that I can&#39;t have more than x failed connections? I also know of plenty of professional software packages which will fail with this restriction, I can easily foresee a BIG rumpus over this.

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There has been a patch that supposedly allows unlimited connections. (Well at least 65,565)

http://forums.shareaza.com//showthread.php...15&pagenumber=1

You can DL here too. Can you please tell me if that works... :rolleyes:

http://www.yousendit.com/d.aspx?id=DDC7CA7...D423A16637FBA05

There is a new version out of the Patcher.

Now 2.0b

Available here: http://www.lvllord.de/4226fix/4226fix.htm

Instructions for opening 50 connections:

Just execute the EvID4226Patch20b.exe file. It will automatically find the windows
directory and ask, if it should increase/decrease.

After a successful patch, the new TCPIP.SYS will be automatically installed.
Windows will give a warning that changes were made. Don&#39;t let Windows
reinstall its version. After that, the computer should be restarted.

And you&#39;re done.


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For more than 50 open connections, use parameters:

Usage: EvID4226Patch20b [/L=limit] ([/W=windir] || [/F=file])

/L = Set a limit (valid values from 10-16777214)
/W = Set the windows directory if detection fails.
(cannot be used in combination with /F-command)
/F = Set the file to be patched. Does not touch any other file.
(cannot be used in combination with /W-command)

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Originally posted by Virtualbody1234@10 August 2004 - 21:48
There is a new version out of the Patcher.

Now 2.0b

Available here: http://www.lvllord.de/4226fix/4226fix.htm

Instructions for opening 50 connections:

Just execute the EvID4226Patch20b.exe file. It will automatically find the windows
directory and ask, if it should increase/decrease.

After a successful patch, the new TCPIP.SYS will be automatically installed.
Windows will give a warning that changes were made. Don&#39;t let Windows
reinstall its version. After that, the computer should be restarted.

And you&#39;re done.


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For more than 50 open connections, use parameters:

Usage: EvID4226Patch20b [/L=limit] ([/W=windir] || [/F=file])

/L = Set a limit (valid values from 10-16777214)
/W = Set the windows directory if detection fails.
&nbsp; &nbsp; (cannot be used in combination with /F-command)
/F = Set the file to be patched. Does not touch any other file.
&nbsp; &nbsp; (cannot be used in combination with /W-command)

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I can`t connect to this page...

Can you please host this file somewhere please... B)

Try http://www.yousendit.com/default.uplx

Also if you patch both tcpip.sys in the "dllcache" and "drivers" folder, windows won&#39;t complain about it.. :rolleyes:

Do i need to get the newest version?

I just added this to my host file..

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213.202.254.50 www.lvllord.de

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Looks good. B)

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Ive notice in that screenshot your current is not 50 awaiting to change to 10 or 10 awaiting to change to 50. Did you apply the patch with the larger limitaion or is that initial screen you got the first time you ran it. The first time I ran patch 20 it showed it was going to change 50 to 10 since and the when I did it again it changed the 10 back to 50, since I had already run patch 12 and never really never seen my default value since the earlier patch did not show it like 20 does now, makes me want to go back and reinstall xpsp2 out of curisoty, the reason I ask is you have mentioned in both posts that you nver got the error, well if thats your default maybe then it would make more sense...
:huh: :huh:

ok, i know that a lot of u guys are posting links containing new patches to counter this problem

so i just wanna clear this confusion (in case it arises) by saying that the linx come back to the same person, same website...lvllord
i thank him for his effort


btw, another thing that caught my eye was when i revisited the SP2 download page...Windows XP Service Pack 2 Network Installation Package for IT Professionals and Developers...i found out that the published date has changed from 8 August to 10 August.

the filesize remains the same, mebe microsoft has republished SP2 (i dunno, but the date has definitely changed)
anyone know why?


gildan2020

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Originally posted by REALITY@11 August 2004 - 02:59
Ive notice in that screenshot your current is not 50 awaiting to change to 10 or 10 awaiting to change to 50. Did you apply the patch with the larger limitaion or is that initial screen you got the first time you ran it. The first time I ran patch 20 it showed it was going to change 50 to 10 since and the when I did it again it changed the 10 back to 50,&nbsp; since I had already run patch 12 and never really never seen my default value since the earlier patch did not show it like 20 does now, makes me want to go back and reinstall xpsp2 out of curisoty, the reason I ask is you have mentioned in both posts that you nver got the error, well if thats your default maybe then it would make more sense...
:huh:&nbsp; :huh:

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D:\My Documents>EvID4226Patch20b.exe /?

 Intelligent TCPIP.SYS patcher / EventID 4226 patch              Version 2.0b
 (c) 2004 LvlLord
 http://www.lvllord.de                       use parameter /? for more options
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 Usage: EvID4226Patch20 [/L=limit] ([/W=windir] || [/F=file])

  /L = Set a limit (valid values from 10-16777214)
  /W = Set the windows directory if detection fails.
       (cannot be used in combination with /F-command)
  /F = Set the file to be patched. Does not touch any other file.
       (cannot be used in combination with /W-command)

 Press any key to exit ...

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I ran it with this command...

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EvID4226Patch20b.exe /l16777214

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