Okay, here's the deal. I have had Limewired for a couple of months and the connection was amazing! Everything was uploading perfectly, especially since I was connecting my laptop off of a neighbor's wireless. But- all of a sudden the brick blocked the earth symbol on my Limewire program. I recently have my own wireless connection- thinking maybe that was it. My McAffee and Windows firewalls are no longer active and my limewire still won't connect. I've even tried the address with the digits at the end to see if my computer was gnutella capable/ready. I have also uninstalled and installed the program again at least twice. I have tried other programs like Morpheus, Kazaa and Shareza . . .they too, won't connect due to firewall or another issue I am unaware. PLEASE HELP! I *NEED* Limewire back. . . its like it has broken up with me for no reason! I hate being dumped!

This is the same thing thats happening to me.. I disabled all I can as far as firewalls but just seems to not be able to communicate with limewire! It installed fine but when I click on it it just blinks and wont load up? It worked fine a week or so ago???
Please help us!

Sounds like your Router has a built in Nat firewall...
What Make and Model is it....

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My computer is a Dell Inspiron as far as the router . . .how do you tell that? you see guys im going to go with a sterotype in its negativity and announce that i am blonde-- i know very little about my router or the wireless. . . i got it from wal-mart lol. how do i get you that information? and should i call the company my wireless is from in order to get the NAT firewall off? I need limewire-- oh please help! i think i may collapse!

Blond BrittanyPelly

As far as I know, you really cannot turn off the built in firewall within your router, the instruction might say you can but it is something that can only be done by a real expert.

I went through the same problem myself until wondering why came to my rescue.

What you first have to do is find out the make and model number of your router, as said in the previous post, this info should be on your instruction manual and/or the box that the router came in.

Get back to us once you have this info.



UK Bob

You can also look under the Router the info should be there...

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