Re: I'll pay someone if they can give me the answer



Hmm.. if you can't send to your own PC it sounds like it's being blocked at the PC, thus
meaning there is some piece of software that's blocking the connection, even to your own PC.

To be fair, file transfer has never been of Messenger's strong points (although MSN Messenger
5 had things done pretty well) but it sure sounds from your evidence that things are being
blocked on the PC.
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"thedave" <anthraxscare@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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> Hi I've left messages in here before but the questions fall dead.
> My file transfer rate Goes fantastic for about 20 seconds then they practically stop dead.
> Like 0.5k a sec tops.
>
> Here's the dialogue already had about this:
>
> QUESTION: "If you click the Tools menu, then Options, then click the Connection category,
> does it indicate that you're using a UPnP NAT?"
> ANSWER:
> It says:
> You are directly connect to the .NET Messenger Service.
> You are connected to the Internet through wired network connection. and...
> You are connected to the Internet through a UPnP port restricted NAT.
>
> I basically know what that means, but don't know if it's bad or not..
> I've added many UPnP port forwards to my router settings.. directed at my
> machine's LAN IP and it's still virtually halting aftter 3 seconds
>
>
> QUESTION:
> are you sending to the same person in particular? I ask because if they're in some
> environment where outgoing connections are restricted, they would see this problem which
> would be unrelated to you.
> ANSWER:
> -- The answer would be "no" - The transfer speed ALWAYS drops from regular
> speed to about 0.5k/s after a few seconds no matter who I'm sending it to -
> even if I send it to another MSN account on the same computer... (I loaded a
> NG stuffplug's polygamy patch just to try it)
>
> I've tried Forums, I've tried no router, I've tried no firewall, I've tried uninstalling
> everything.. I've tried reinstalling. But the fuggin program will NOT send files properly.
> What the HELL? (As you can see it's bee going on for some time now and it is really
> starting to piss me off.)
>
> And go.
>


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