#Vuze does update how to

Someone suggested replacing the SATA cable to the hard drive SO THIS MAY NOT BE A VUZE ISSUE AFTER ALL. Last time it locked up: router was plugged in, vuze was not running, no downloading/uploading I was renaming files, deleting files-just reorganizing some folders in Explorer. Does anyone have any suggestions? Thanks in advance.ĮDIT2: So after reinstalling vuze, running its configuration wizard, reinstalling a network card driver, even unplugging the router for quite some time and downloading just through the modem, I would still have occasional lockups. Specs: AMD phenom II (quad) windows XP what other info would help you?ĮDIT: Wil (see below) advised updating the network card driver, which I did unfortunately, after an hour of running vuze, XP came to a halt and I had to reset.

What do you suggest? Should I, just for the sake of it, reinstall Vuze?

#Vuze does update how to

Only one suggestion seems possible and I don't know how to do it or whether or not I should: update my LAN driver. I've scoured the vuze forums and googled until my eyes dried up. I've experienced this problem for about a half-year now, but the lockups seem more regular and persistent nowadays. jlibtorrent update 1.1.0.7, rebuilt with new swig library, memory optimizations, crashes fixed. I turn Vuze on and Bam! the system freezes after about an hour or so. In fact, when I don't run Vuze for a few days, there are no lockups. Not sure if only one of these steps removed yahoo or I needed. In Chrome > Icon top right corner > Settings > On Start up > Set Pages > remove yahoo. set to google > manage search engine > removed any reference to yahoo. I've ruled out overheating, memory issues, malware & viruses. In Chrome > Icon top right corner > Settings > Search > 'Set which search engine is used when searching from the omnibox'. I've pretty much narrowed down the cause of my system freezing to VUZE.