Is the PIE 2. How do I restore it to the Windows install default? For those starting from scratch, should they first install PIE Or should they just use InstallnoMX. If you use InstallnoMX. Hope you can respond. Me Here Ret. Hi Mr. Chjitz, Ok, lets see if I can do this politically correctly. I am not sure how you came to have both, although its not uncommon. I will simply explain what you have. That said, this patch also automatically blocks the RIAA IPs that are damaging and causing problems on the Network with flooded fake files.
Its our fix option for your Winmx, and I believe the better fix. Pie Patch is a hosts file fix that redirects your Winmx to the new caches by changing your system hosts file and has to be reinstalled if there are ever any cache changes, which happens more then we would like. You also will need to run seperate software to block the RIAA if you use this fix, but it is just that another fix.
So effectively what you have done is to install the Install The Pie patch will disable our fix, and visa versa. So which ever fix you choose you need to install last. Just rerun the Install 2. My World is dominated by WinMX. Omega, thanks for your quick response. My last post actually crossed yours! You helped clear a lot of this up. I wound up running both groups patches. I installed WinMX 3. The link I posted contained the fact that the.
Is that correct? If it is I guess I am best served with the olepro But did PIE 2. And should I restore that to the Windows default could you provide how to do this If the olepro Thanks again.
Me Here and others First you guys are great, and I appreciate your quick on target responses. My last post crossed yours. Second me BAD. I should have said that I first used Install I chose the WimMX 3.
I did wind up with olepro Just like you explained. So is the olepro How do I do this? Does PIE 2. Thanks again I will try and type faster. Me He wrote, " But you have cleared that up! I used the Install with WinMX 3. When I then redundantly used PIE 2. I believe PIE 2. After installing PIE 2. That is does the olepro Thanks for all your help.
I followed the PIE 2. The PC is two years old now and pretty well populated with Music and file share software, I use Systweak software to repair and defrag my registry every now and again and that is about that. Firewall is Norton Internet and Cable connection with no router.
Hope this helps others. Thank you, Me Here, for explaining all of this. In case my experience might help otheres, I will summarize. Everything appears to be working OK. I get a green network connect in WinMx 5. As you pointed out, I did not originally realize that there were two competing? WinMx fix groups.
My efforts began when I could no longer use my WinMx 5. I first uninstalled and deleted the WinMx directory. I know I did NOT have to do this, but that is water over the dam. In the spirit of "more is better" , I first used Install That caused olepro Next I spotted the PIE 2. PIE 2. For now I am in the mode "if it is not broken do NOT attempt to fix it".
And WinMx seems to work. I do have a few questions: 1. It only has two entries. Here is a snippet: MXpie patch Revision: 2. Here is a snippet: Copyright c Microsoft Corp.
Should they? But does the re-direction occur for only incoming connections, or only outgoing connections or both? I notice when I key wwww. But when I key Does HOST re-direct the number to the name or the name to the number? For incoming, or outgoing, or both? Why only two entries in HOST? I thought that was the major place that PIE 2. When the PIE 2. I know you wrote that olepro I understand that by using this. You said that olepro Does that mean this. Please specify your connection type?
Do you need to make an outgoing TCP connection through a proxy server? The answer to that is NO Can this computer receive incoming TCP connection from the internet? What colour scheme do you prefer? Congratulations, the WinMX setup wizard has now completed Finding network connections, please wait for WinMX to connect before doing any searching or downloading Once you see the green light you are ready to go.
It is now ok to search and to download. Enjoy WinMX This should navigate you direct to one of our MXPie help channels where our team and helpers are waiting to assist you with any WinMX issues you may encounter while using WinMX. Or if you rather use the forum, then go-ahead and start a new topic. If you have been following this tutorial step by step then you will now be connected to the WinMX Peer Network using a secondary connection. When you connect to the network using a secondary connection this is only made possible because of all the primary users on the network.
You are connecting as a secondary connection through another WinMX user who is connected as a primary connection. A primary connection on WinMX is the backbone of the WinMX Peer network so we try and encourage all WinMX users, if you are able to make a primary connection then please do connect as a primary connection.
We will also provide you one to one help if you require help to setup WinMX up as a primary connection Select "Internet Connection" and then select your connection type Connection type unknown or slower than Cable, DSL, T1, T3, may not be able to use a primary connection. Once you have altered the settings, you must restart WinMX before the new settings can take effect. If your computer is connected direct to a modem then your WinMX will be connected as a primary connection and everything should be working as it should If you have no idea how to open the ports in your router then just follow the steps here:.
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