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Fixed a minor GUI drawing issue in the transfer window [dolphinX] Added sanity check for rare issue seen in crashdumps concerning SourceExchange responses Added sanity checks for some problems seen in crashdumps when sending responses Added sanity range check for preferences.

Fixed sorting bug in File Name dialog. Fixed a resizing bug with the main toolbar under Win Fixed a crash with deleting completed or shared files under Win Fixed a problem with corrupt stored search results [George1] Fixed: It was possible to add eMule installation folder s to the shared files list when using the directory tree control in the Shared Files window.

Fixed a bug with disk space statistics for newly added downloads [fox88] Fixed: Some Unicode strings where not stored correctly in meta data for part files. Fixed some possible Unicode issues in Kad search expressions. Fixed: Some Unicode strings where not stored correctly in search spam filter. Fixed invisible gripper control in Transfer Window.

Fixed standard Windows Property Sheet shortcuts in Options dialog. Fixed several unlikely to happen but theoretically though possibles crashes.

Implemented an alternate method to estimate the total user count in the Kad network, which is not based on our local routing table. Kad1 clients will nevertheless still be work for now. Added: Vista styles for context menus. Added additional sanitize checks to make sure eMule never writes downloaded data into an already completed part Optimized the Kad packettracking code to only tack packets which we check later, to save ressources Added: Tooltip in Statistics Graphs show the Y-value.

Kad no longer tries to add UDP firewalled and therefore mostly unreachable nodes into its routing table, reducing overhead and increasing reliability [Idea: Netfinity] Kad tries to determine the overall ration of firewalled clients in the Kad network and shows them in the statistics tree.

This will only work if you are not firewalled yourself and know enough 0. This will take more effect when 0. There are two methods that I am aware of to connect to the Kad network. The easier method has always, for me, been to connect to peers connected to the ED2K network first. You can accomplish this by simply uploading and downloading files on the network for a few hours.

When you have connected to a number of users, you can try connecting to the Kad network. This may take a moment, but the Contacts window will fill up with peers. While eMule is attempting to connect to the network, you may notice that you are initially firewalled. I found this to be normal. Connecting to Kad via Bootstrapping if the first method was successful, you can skip this step altogether.

Bootstrapping is the other method of connecting to Kad that I am aware of. However, instead of server information, you are collecting peer information.

Three of these nodes. If one file generates a error, try a different file. The Contacts window should fill up and you should see eMule try to connect to the network. This tells eMule how you want it to search. This method searches all of the servers in the network and not just the server you happen to be connected to.

This method tends to yield more results than just the Server option. If you are connected only to the ED2K network, I recommend using these methods for now until your client is connected to a number of different clients. Kad tends to be a favored network amongst a number of users, so if you are connected to Kad, I would recommend trying this method first before trying other options. Once you have selected your method, you can type in a name circled of what you are looking for in the text field below.

If you need to refine your results, you can select a type pointed to by another arrow. If you need to further refine your search, you can do so via the many text fields in the right hand grid pointed to by an additional arrow. Search results will appear in the large screen below these areas. In the download area, downloads typically show a red progress bar. This means that there are no users with that file.

However, if other users do have either all of part of the file, then the progress bar will show blue. If one user has the full file, then the progress bar will appear light blue. The more users that have that file, the darker blue that bar will appear. If you happen to connect to a user and are actively downloading a piece, that chunk will appear yellow.

As you download that chunk, that portion will fill in as grey. When the download completes, the whole progress bar will turn green. You can browse the different directories whether completed or incompleted to check the status and other information about these given files. If you wish for certain files to be removed from this directory, you can simply locate your shared directory on your hard drive and actually remove that file.

These are the absolute limit to how fast you can upload or download in this client. The sliders next to them dictate what you want to tentatively set the limits to. Note that setting your slider too low for upload will have an impact to how fast you can download. If you had issues with your ports, you can re-test and make adjustments to them and, of course, re-test them too in this window circled.

You do not need to go through the start-up wizard again just to try and fix them. If by safe, you mean free from viruses, then, no. You have to be on the lookout for fake files or files that are obviously too large or small. Also, keep an up to date virus scanner and scan every file you download even if it is an MP3. You are downloading from unknown third parties here. If by safe, you mean free from DMCA complaints, then the answer will also be no. Nothing can be impervious to these sorts of actions, so, ideally, download what you know to be under shareable licenses like GNU or Creative Commons , with permission from the creators, or content from the public domain.

Try re-adding the server. After that, try reconnecting to the network. A download link straight to an ISO file would be most preferable. However, I do have another computer a few actually that I can use to download the Windows 7 Upgrade Assistant onto to create a bootable installation drive from that. I don't know if even if I could find that it would work running on Windows 8.

Any thoughts on where I might find such a download link? If you could just link me to one that'd be best. Please check before to make sure 64 bit drivers are available for all your hardware devices. You can use the COA key on the sticker at the bottom of your laptop to activate the license. Was this reply helpful? Yes No. Sorry this didn't help. Thanks for your feedback.