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How can I disable my firewall to download music and burn music? When I try to follow the directions MicroSoft gave me, it doesn't work.
 
Start>Control Panel>Network Connections. Right click on the connection icon and go to properties, then the advanced tab. Uncheck the box thats says "Protect this computer...."
 
tenis9 said:
How can I disable my firewall to download music and burn music? When I try
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to follow the directions MicroSoft gave me, it doesn't work.

You do NOT need to disable your firewall in order to download or burn.
Disabling your firewall while online is a BAD idea.

Or are you talking about bypassing the firewall at work, which your employer
has set up to prevent employees using filesharing software? If so, this is
also a BAD idea.

Regards,
Ian.
 
Ionizer said:
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to follow the directions MicroSoft gave me, it doesn't work.

You do NOT need to disable your firewall in order to download or burn.
Disabling your firewall while online is a BAD idea.

Or are you talking about bypassing the firewall at work, which your employer
has set up to prevent employees using filesharing software? If so, this is
also a BAD idea.

Regards,
Ian.
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I am a novice, but when i use winmx i have to disable my firewall for aa
brief time just for winmx to make a connection. Then, when i ahve found a
song to download (mp3) i just have to turn off the firewall until a
connection have been established with the other user, then i can turn it on
again, this only usually take s few seconnds. It seems the only way for me
to do it. I am sure you can bypass this feature, but i dont know enough
about winxp/winmx setup configeration.

Neil
 
Neil said:
I am a novice, but when i use winmx i have to disable my firewall for aa
brief time just for winmx to make a connection. Then, when i ahve found a
song to download (mp3) i just have to turn off the firewall until a
connection have been established with the other user, then i can turn it on
again, this only usually take s few seconnds. It seems the only way for me
to do it. I am sure you can bypass this feature, but i dont know enough
about winxp/winmx setup configeration.
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You don't mention which firewall you're using, but you should find the info
on this page very helpful: http://homepage.ntlworld.com/j.buchanan/ The
entire site is full of great information regarding winMX.

Hope that helps,
Ian.
 
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