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Download/Upload Problems Problems with downloading or uploading files through the Gnutella network. * Please specify whether the file problem is a Gnutella network shared file OR a Torrent file. * |
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![]() This is a limit imposed by LimeWire so that you won't be swamped with downloads. It sets a limit on the number of simultaneous uploads occurring at any one time. In LimeWire, go to Tools > Options. On the uploads tab, there is a section called "Upload Handling." Here, you may change the maximum uploads, uploads per person, and Auto Clear Completed Downloads. Don't put the numbers too high. On dialup, anything more than 2 max uploads can make all the uploads slow, and they will take too long to complete. You will be kicked off or the person will give up downloading from your computer because it is so slow. I keep my max uploads at 3 and uploads per person at 1. This way, no one person can hog all my upload slots, and up to three people can download files. I've attached a sample screenshot to show you exactly what the window looks like. Hope this helps! :-) |
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Thread | Thread Starter | Forum | Replies | Last Post |
Upload Limit Reached - 1000 file limit; keep increasing Uploads Per Person? | sonnet | Download/Upload Problems | 5 | June 27th, 2007 11:15 AM |
"Upload Limit Reached"??? | Unregistered | Download/Upload Problems | 4 | June 12th, 2002 09:31 PM |
Supressing the "Upload Limit Message" | Unregistered | Download/Upload Problems | 1 | October 23rd, 2001 03:24 AM |
Upload screen flooded by "Upload limit reached" messages | Al | Download/Upload Problems | 0 | August 31st, 2001 05:42 AM |
Upload Limit Reached | fiberman | Download/Upload Problems | 0 | July 23rd, 2001 12:23 PM |