Tcp Port

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Hi everyone.Firstly does a computer have a mind of its own.I havnt changed
any settings yet i am trying to download some music and all of a sudden it
wont download because I dont have a tcp port available.How does this happen
when ive already downloaded 100s of songs and in the next breath...I can't.
Please help as I am now pulling my hair out
Many Thanks
Trudibabe
 
Trudibabe said:
Hi everyone.Firstly does a computer have a mind of its own.I havnt
changed any settings yet i am trying to download some music and all of
a sudden it wont download because I dont have a tcp port available.How
does this happen when ive already downloaded 100s of songs and in the
next breath...I can't. Please help as I am now pulling my hair out
Many Thanks
Trudibabe
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Please do the normal troubleshooting for malware:

http://www.elephantboycomputers.com/page2.html#Removing_Malware

Follow the steps on the website above systematically, doing all work
with updated tools in Safe Mode.

Malke
 
Don't forget to check out Microsoft's Anti Spyware.
www.microsoft.com/spyware

Sometimes it could be because you truely ran out of ports. Are you trying to
download too many things at one go using P2P transfers?

You could go at command prompt type "netstat -a". If you see a lot of ports
established, i really mean a lot. A computer can have ports ranging to as
high as 65535.

But then again, to get a machine to use up all those ports, you gotta be
downloading tons of stuff at once.

/Dennis
 
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