How do I tell people that i can`t have my computer turned on for 79 hours. I would like to share files but not with someone at the speed of 0.37
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How do I tell people that i can`t have my computer turned on for 79 hours. I would like to share files but not with someone at the speed of 0.37
That's fine, you just turn your computer off whenever you want. People always turn theirs off without giving me a warning, and then it will just say "More Sources Needed", and then I just wait until the next night to finish it off.
Or lookfor more sources and no problem.Quote:
Originally posted by Sparkle1984@1 December 2003 - 20:05
(...)and then it will just say "More Sources Needed", and then I just wait until the next night to finish it off.
Increase the number of max uploads allowed at once then.Quote:
Originally posted by khk@1 December 2003 - 14:01
How do I tell people that i can`t have my computer turned on for 79 hours. I would like to share files but not with someone at the speed of 0.37
If that doesn't get you new uploads to fill however much upload bandwidth you're willing to burn, it's either because you're sharing very few files, are firewalled/behind a router (and locking everyone also firewalled/routered out), or you have a seriously powerful internet connection.
(The sort that can use the 'unlimited' upload bandwidth option and 50 uploads at once and NOT max out their connection type...)
If you've hardly got anything going on, like you seem to, then do a quick reboot.
Your computer may thank you for it. :lol:
I've the same experienced with yours.Quote:
Originally posted by Sparkle1984@2 December 2003 - 03:05
That's fine, you just turn your computer off whenever you want. People always turn theirs off without giving me a warning, and then it will just say "More Sources Needed", and then I just wait until the next night to finish it off.
some ISP's limit your uploads because uploading goes against their stream. cablevisoion limited me to 1 k/bps because of just that.. thats cablevision for ya. if you go over that specific limit, they will cut your speed down.
I normally allow on my freakin' dyin' DialUp 1-2 Uploads at once and tryQuote:
Originally posted by khk@1 December 2003 - 20:01
How do I tell people that i can`t have my computer turned on for 79 hours. I would like to share files but not with someone at the speed of 0.37
to stay online as long as the uploads are finished. If I can't stay online I
turn my kazaa off - normally there are so many sources. That is the idea behind
it: many people have same file and one guy does not have to be whole the time
online ... The file is partly d/l from one user in california and from on in
europe maybe at another time...