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  1. I am from australia and here most people use dial up like me. And with kazaa its download rate is about 0.7mb/sec when i am on the computer and about 0.01kb/sec when off the computer. do u guys know why it is this slow off the comnputer. some people i have talked to find it downloads quicker when off the computer? please help?????
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  2. What do you mean by being on and off the computer
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  3. how many files are you sharing? people on Kazaa have a tendency to cut you off if you are sharing very few or no files
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  4. i mean when i am on the computer and on the net so when it is switched on. but the problem is that it downloads teribly slow when i am off the computer meaning the computer isn't on and i am not on the internet.
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  5. Probably the Program watches you with its eyes!!!!
    KaZaA is full of spyware and trojans that track you and use your computer power.
    Try
    KaZaA Lite.
    It's a hacked version of the original without any trojan or spy and ads.
    Your problem maybe your internet connection.
    To keep it alive ping somewhere -t continuously.
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  6. Originally Posted by mckeomat
    how many files are you sharing? people on Kazaa have a tendency to cut you off if you are sharing very few or no files
    yeah that could be it i am sharing very few files but that wouldn't explain why i would have a slow download rate when on the computer and a super super slow download rate when off-line.
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  7. Yes, but get AdAware from Lavasoft ( www.lavasoft.nu ) to detect and remove all the spyware, malware, etc. (AdAware is free). After it's gone, install Kazaa Lite.
    As Churchill famously predicted when Chamberlain returned from Munich proclaiming peace in his time: "You were given the choice between war and dishonor. You chose dishonor, and you will have war."
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    Telstra and Optus have agreed to filter out the P2P ports commonly used.
    This means in most cases you get very poor performance.
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  9. Originally Posted by mckeomat
    how many files are you sharing? people on Kazaa have a tendency to cut you off if you are sharing very few or no files

    sorry i don't quite understand what you mean sorry i haven't had kaza lonf and don't know everythin about i. How can i share more files with people?
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  10. Originally Posted by D_Knife
    Telstra and Optus have agreed to filter out the P2P ports commonly used.
    This means in most cases you get very poor performance.
    yeah i know i am changing isp to dodo
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    I haven't tried their service - but I can't have any faith in a ISP named after a extinct grounded bird commonly known as the dumdest animal on the planet.
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  12. If you mean that when you stop using the computer but continue to stay conected to Kazaa the download rate slows right down I also had this problem. I found that using a program which moves your mouse automatically a couple of times a minute kept the download rate high. Bizzarre but it works. Hope this helps...
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  13. mgs2 open kazaa, click 'tools'->'find media to share' and select which folders you want to share
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  14. download Morpheusx.
    It will constantly scroll through your Kazalite downloads and keep looking for better or faster d\l speed connections.
    "Today is only yesterdays tomorrow"
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  15. Why even download stuff with speeds like that?
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  16. Originally Posted by nbr_uk
    If you mean that when you stop using the computer but continue to stay conected to Kazaa the download rate slows right down I also had this problem. I found that using a program which moves your mouse automatically a couple of times a minute kept the download rate high. Bizzarre but it works. Hope this helps...

    ok which program did you use i'll just use that if you have a link to it that would be great
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  17. at the moment i am sharing 3 sources i know that isn't very much how can i share more? and if i do share more will that increase my download speed?
    wasup
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  18. mgs2 Here are a couple more things you could try to boost speed:

    1) click tools->options->advanced and check the 'do not function as a supernode' option

    2) once you have started a file downloading, go into traffic, right click on the file and select 'find more sources for download'

    as for sharing more files, just select all the folders on your PC which contain any mp3s/Emulators/Movies/Images. If you don't have any files to share then you can't really do much until you get more.
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  19. thanks you guys this is helping heaps but there is a problem with the sharing files thing
    when i go into the "share media files" bit it says that i only have one file to share which i know is wrong as i have heaps of movies on my computer and then when i click to share it it stil; says i am not sharing any files? and also kazaa lite isn't letting me access the "my kazaa" section when i try to go in it just freezes and says kazaa isn't responding?
    wasup
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  20. To make sure you have it in the correct folder go to:
    Tools > Options > Traffic > Folder for downloading files....
    "Today is only yesterdays tomorrow"
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    Originally Posted by mgs2
    i mean when i am on the computer and on the net so when it is switched on. but the problem is that it downloads teribly slow when i am off the computer meaning the computer isn't on and i am not on the internet.
    This forum is full of these daft posts, how do you possibly think you can continue to download when your not connected to the internet

    Baldrick, please give us a topic for children
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  22. You could also try downloading More Source Finder for Kazaa... it's a crappy little program, but it does the job. All it does is automatically perform the Find More Sources for Download function at an interval you get to set. This is great for me, because I find that when I monitor my downloads and regularly tell kazaa to find more sources, I get at least 10 times the transfer rates I do when I'm not monitoring downloads. e.g., I'll go to sleep downloading a really popular file I should be getting great rates on, and when I go to sleep my rates will in fact be at around 100 kbps. When I wake up, they'll be down to around 2 kbps, and after just five or six requests to find more sources for download, it'll be back to bearable rates. Sounds like it does the same thing as morpheusx, which someone mentioned above (morpheusx is probably better than the program I'm talking about... this one really sucks). Maybe when you said "offline" you meant you weren't monitoring your downloads?
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