Limewire not conneting

Limewire not connecting

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What can Limewire do?

Limewire for Mac is a free file sharing program, which allows individual users on the Internet to make music, video and other files available for direct access by other users.

Limewire for Mac also allows a user to search for desired content on other users' computers and download those files. What's more, Limewire can make you share them with your friends.



Solutions to Limewire not connecting

Sooner or later, you maybe come across this problem that your Limewire can't connect. It's indeed annoying. What do you do under this conditon? Here are some suggestions, hoping it can help you.

1. Check wheter Limewire is blocked.

Often Norton, ISP, Firewall or some other anti-virus software program is blocking this program, you can check wether they block Limewire.

  • Double check by plugging into the cable modem again, if that works then we know that your ISP has not blocked limewire.
  • Give your ISP a call and just see that they haven't started blocking P2P.

  • Look in Ccontrol Panel in Start menu, click Security Center and then click Firefall to see if Firewall block your Limewire.
  • Make sure that your router's firewall is properly configured to allow LimeWire to connect to the Gnutella network via the listening port specified in LimeWire's options (accessible from Tools > Options on most systems or LimeWire > Preferences on Mac) under Advanced > Firewall Config.

2. Reinstall Limewire.

If there is nothing blocking your Limewire, you can uninstal and redownload Limewire. Moreover, you can also try having a explorer window open to make sure that the connection to the internet is working.


3. Restart PC.

Sometimes, there is something wrong with your PC. As a result, your Limewire can't connect. You can restart your PC.


4. Update Limewire.

Sometime, Limewire can be used after update. You can update your Limewire.



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