[JimBill]

I've Grown Tired!!!!!

I've grown tired of the fact that I spend all my bandwidth uploading to ppl and not d/l'n AT ALL.
I'm disheartened by this, I only want 3 .iso's now, but yet I cannot connect to any of the hundreds of visable sources on the list, yet I have ppl using every available byte of my bandwidth.
I think it is time to stop this onesidedness and this will be unfortuneate for those d/l'n off me.
I understand this is a free service, I'm happy to help ppl get what they want, but some of you do not like to share as much as I do, those unsharing ppl need to go!

[coluche]

To have the best situation -

- make sure you use the official eMule or one of the legit Mods to be found on this board.

- make sure your eMule uses reliable servers only
http://forum.emule-p...howtopic=140560

- make sure your eMule is highID/ Kademlia : open/open

Depending also on the specific sources for a file, this is what affects downloading most imo. .

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You can also check if you are so unlucky that your (WAN-) IP is blocked by the most popular IP-filters.

[xilolee]

have a look here for the basic settings (click)

[LorenzoC]

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I've grown tired of the fact that I spend all my bandwidth uploading to ppl and not d/l'n AT ALL

If you expect to open Emule and see download starting immediately, it won't happen.
You need to let your Emule send requests and wait in each single queue until it gets its slot.
Download the requested 9,x MB and do it again with request and wait.
For its own nature, without cheats, Emule tends to an 1:1 ratio, it means you more or less download as much as you upload.