Everything downloaded and set up beautifully then WHAM! it disappears from the screen and nothing was touched. What's the fix. People are asking and I don't see no answers popping up. But I do see the reminder popping up on my screen every five minutes asking if I would like to upgrade. Sure I would, but help me out here I'm dying on the vine. Tech Support where are you?
Also while I am on the subject every time I download and install a new version of Xolox it works wonderfully and then it just slowly quits working and I have a hopper full of files I am trying to download. My machine is on all sort of hours and nothing happens. So that's two questions. I love my Xolox and wish it was much better than it was. Please I am not complaining. I am waiting for the day when it takes the crown and I appreciate everything you guys are doing to make it better. jd

apparently none of the other mods follow the threads at all anymore *time for new moderators*.

anyway..

i've never experienced the disappearing act you mention.

but i can shed some light on why it works and connects fast on the first shot, but not as well afterwards ( for now).

XoloX as introduced Ultrapeers, without getting into the network architecture of gnutella here.. .. basically you're either a leaf or ultrapeer. Ultrapeers shield leafs from the network and do most the query handling ( usually faster hosts and with high avg uptimes).

So, xolox as any other gnutella client will only become an ultrapeer once you've averaged a decent uptime and you're on a broadband connection. Until there are enough xolox UP's out there, just as with any other client... sometimes connecting as a leaf can take a while. Especially considering some Ultrapeers out there *only* allow their own client to connect.

In short, things will only get better and based on the network feedback in the next 2 weeks.. i imagine then a second release within 30 days.
On the main page there is a link to 'power tips' , there you'll find how to FORCE yourself to Ultrapeer.

hopes this info helped