[orindufarme]

all of my downloads did just fine until i downloaded a game wich had about 600mb,
after the file was downloaded and the progress bar was green the state of the download was designaded "concluding", and it has been for the passed few days,
i've restarted emule a couple of times and it stays the same, i cant restart it neither cancel it. i can't open the file or find it anywhere, if anyone knows how to solve this problem please awnser this post or to my e-mail . maythedollarbewithyou@hotmail.com

p.s. - my emule isn't in english so some of the terms i use, such as "concluding", may not be correct, if needed please ask me to re-wright the post.

thanks alot.

08-09-2005 1:05:44: Failed to hash file "C:\Program Files\eMule\Temp\003.part" - Permission denied

This post has been edited by orindufarme: 08 September 2005 - 12:38 AM

[aqz]

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08-09-2005 1:05:44: Failed to hash file "C:\Program Files\eMule\Temp\003.part" - Permission denied

Could it be that your antivirus program is blocking the file?

It might not be because your antivirus thinks it's infected, but it just blocks it while testing the file.

[orindufarme]

that can't be it. i do not have an anti-virus.
thanks for the hint.

[leexgx]

go into safe mode click the admin account and goto that file and make sure it has the right security permmisons (admin group should be in there and should have access)

thats for XP home

for XP pro you just need to untick show simple file shareing (that is in tools > folder options > view > at the bottem untick)and then do the above

if it is blank you need to add admin group to it

This post has been edited by leexgx: 09 September 2005 - 10:04 PM

[orindufarme]

the computer used to download is windows 2000.
and i cant find the file, it's still in parts, it hasn't been hashed.

it's completed, all green, but it's saying "concluding". then it says:
08-09-2005 1:05:44: Failed to hash file "C:\Program Files\eMule\Temp\003.part" - Permission denied

so it never gets passed the "concluding" process. it's been like this for weeks.

[asturcon3]

Don't know for 2000, but in XP sometimes that 'access denied' is due to a hard disk error. Maybe a HDD check helps...