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me283 02-10-2005 10:44

Limewire
 
Hi all,

I downloaded this thing yesterday, as WinMX seems to be out of commission nowadays. The choice of download is superb, and it's quite an easy thing to use. The problem is that when it's running everything else on the computer seems to slow up nearly to a standstill. Does anyone know how to address this? It would be great to have Limewire running in the background whilst I work, but I can't really do anything whilst it's running.

punky 02-10-2005 10:53

Re: Limewire
 
Firstly, Limewire used to, and I think still does, come with spyware, so you should try and kill that with Microsoft anti-spyware, Adaware, Spybot Search & Destroy, etc.
If you are using XP, you can force applications to run on a lower, or higher priority to others. Bring up the task manager bit hitting ctrl-alt-del. Find the limewire.exe process, and right click it. Go to priority, and set to one lower than normal.

HTH mate.

me283 02-10-2005 11:17

Re: Limewire
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by punky
Firstly, Limewire used to, and I think still does, come with spyware, so you should try and kill that with Microsoft anti-spyware, Adaware, Spybot Search & Destroy, etc.
If you are using XP, you can force applications to run on a lower, or higher priority to others. Bring up the task manager bit hitting ctrl-alt-del. Find the limewire.exe process, and right click it. Go to priority, and set to one lower than normal.

HTH mate.

Thanks Punky, that seems so much better. Cheers mate! :tu:

Damien 02-10-2005 11:35

Re: Limewire
 
I hate spyware

zing_deleted 02-10-2005 12:51

Re: Limewire
 
I hate Peer 2 Peer

Halcyon 02-10-2005 13:15

Re: Limewire
 
I think Limewire has a java infrastructure which on some older PC's can seriously slow things down when the program is open.


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