Ī) clone your disk (so you could easily step back when there's no salvation with it)ī) update the LAN/WLAN/whatever driver you use for the local LAN=> look at the date of the old/new driver.15:52:05 Creating Port Mapping rule via UPnP.ġ5:52:05 UPnP: Discovering. Typically that behavior (Inet drops) should be not only with SLSK, but with all massive data exchanging procedures like torrent, web streaming, web games. WLAN is very sensitiv to suchī) some kind of firewall which gets flooded and collapsesĬ) some Windows Interface (NDIS) drops being flooded (flooded means here it receives more input than it could cope with at that situation) this is very very rare but the most likely. As the ping to your gateway drops as well I'd only only guess:Ī) LAN card driver (gets flooded by the amount SLSK interchanges). Again, thanks.Īs before: it's surely not SLSKqt which interferes with your computer. I don't know whether or not this information is useful, but I figured it couldn't hurt to share it. Nobody has tried to grab anything from me for quite a while, which I do think is strange. The problems seem less serious when I am not searching for or downloading anything but the problems still do happen. QT worked fine on it the last time that I tried, but that was at least a year ago.Īlso, I have been trying to leave QT running in the background for longer periods of time.
#SOULSEEKQT WINDOWS 10 CRASHING ROUTER PC#
Unfortunately, I do not have a second PC with Windows 7. In fact, everything else actually works better with this router than my old one. I DO have a new router, but my Soulseek problems started before I got it and it has not had any negative impact on other P2P programs. My ISP has not changed, and I know that it does not block Soulseek (at least in this area, as many of my friends still use it with no problem on both PC and Mac). I'm sure that there must be a solution, but I'm getting nervous. Again, thank you for your help and advice. If that is the problem, I'm not sure what to do. Could this be part of the issue? I don't think that this is a problem, since the WAN IP address is what directs traffic to/from my computer, but I am not an expert. Instead, it shows my WAN IP address (73.247.63.12). Something I noticed is that the Soulseek port checker does not show my computer's IPv4 static IP address (10.0.0.4). I'm also not sure why the integrated port checker gives me an OK even when I have not yet forwarded the ports. But I DO forward them because my understanding is that this is the "correct" way to set up the client. As for the ports, SoulseekQt has always worked for me regardless of whether or not I manually forward the ports. Because the problem was the same, I did not bother importing my settings. I tried a different Windows user profile, but the problems did not change. Thank you so much for any help or suggestions you can offer, and thanks for reading this long post. I have no other ideas and could find no solutions that worked for me. It's like family, after all these years! But I don't know what to do. No other programs, file-sharing or otherwise, have these issues when Soulseek is not running.Ĭan you suggest anything? I really want to keep using Soulseek. My ports are properly configured and, when the internet works, Soulseek's check verifies this. This happens regardless of whether or not I am downloading, uploading, or searching for something. The last time I checked in the Task Manager, the memory use was a staggering 1,350,000 K, though I have no current downloads or uploads. It takes several minutes just to get the program to respond so that I can quit it.
Lots of (Not Responding), hang, and all-around slowness. I'm most often connected wirelessly.įor some reason, the Soulseek client itself functions very, very slowly during a wired connection. This problem happens during both wireless and wired connections, but the wired connection is much more likely to slow to a crawl than to completely disappear. Other machines on the network, however, are NOT affected. Not only Soulseek's connection is affected by this problem-the internet connection dies across the entire computer. While Soulseek is running, the internet will function normally only for a few moments at a time before again going out. As soon as I do that, the internet again functions properly. But then my internet connection dies and sometimes briefly comes back, on and off, until I close Soulseek. Sometimes, for only a few seconds other times, for up to a minute. When I open SoulseekQt, things function for a very short period of time.
It has been the first time in 12 years that I've had any such issues. For the last few builds, I have had major problems using Soulseek.
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