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methc February 10th, 2003 08:27 AM

Frequent requests for user name & password
 
Why do I frequently see a window asking for a user name and password? What should I enter. I am a registered user of this forum. Do I have to register somewhere else?
I am able to download files but so many of my search choices end up in the incomplete folder and sit there day after day with the requery animation going strong. Occasionally, one will activate.
Regards to all.

Nascaracsan February 13th, 2003 05:00 PM

I've been getting those request too. I either cancel or type in mumbo jumbo (djfiadnf). Either way there's never any difference that I can tell. What sucks tho, is.... if your away from your puter and these requests for user name password , windows, start popin up, they either delay or sometimes stop the downloads.

Deb

stief February 13th, 2003 06:40 PM

perhaps this will help? http://www.gnutellaforums.com/showth...threadid=18790
If not, a search for "pop-up" might give you more information

Mmethc February 14th, 2003 04:15 AM

Thank you for the url link. The messages there answer my question.
I use a Mac mostly so can't go searching for .dat files easily but will do so on my Microsoft ( I refuse to use the term "PC" in reference to that other computer as I have come to this stage of computer use from Tandy TRS 80 and Amiga)

stief February 14th, 2003 05:18 AM

You're welcome, Mmethc.

BTW--I'm puzzled. I use a mac, and can search for *.dat files very easily, whether invisible or not, in all OS's. Norton would allow ASCI searching of the bytes on the HD. Would an any Intel machine search much differently?

BTW, excuse me if I'm off-topic. Let me know and I'll delete this post.

methc February 14th, 2003 05:33 AM

stief - you are obviously much cleverer than I am - I am just old and stupid. Needless to say, having had a think, by typing .dat into the finder I discovered that there are such files in my mac.

Having followed your suggestion and typed "pop-up" into the search facility in this forum I find that my original question is well covered. Thanks again.
Yesterday I purchased the Pro version of Limewire and so hope that the pop-ups will disappear.

I wonder if the nos. at the top of the window are for a FTP request? I do not intend to find out!

Regards.

troglodyte February 22nd, 2003 06:24 PM

I get the same thing - seemed to start around Feb 20 - I just close the boxes and carry on but, as you say, it's tedious.

Trog


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