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[Jon Norfolk <kickthebaby5@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

OK so I now know that the lag is due to the 100% CPU problem as per task
manager. I have looked through the solutions page for this and none of
the options seem to remedy this for me and my setup/applications have
not changed from when I was running the older version of DC++ without
having this problem. I have DC++ on exceptions list for both Windows
Firewall and Antivirus.

Regarding the following solution, I don't seem to be able to find where
I can download the unstable version?

"Make sure you are using the latest version of DC++. If you use the
latest >stable< version then upgrade to the latest version marked as
>unstable<. You find both stable and unstable releases at the trusted
DC++ home page : http://dcplusplus.sourceforge.net";

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Regular Freezes Ver 0.761
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/575367
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Status in DC++: New

Bug description:
I have been running DC++ for many years and never had a problem, then I updated to version 0.761 and I now get regular freezes on the download page as well as delays navigating around DC++ for a second and so does anything else like screen saver, watching a video, using Word/other applications or playing a game. I used to have DC++ running in the background whilst I did other things all the time and never had a problem. It seems due to this interruption that all my downloads are taking longer as well.

I am running XP Pro Service Pack 3, direct connection through a 10MB ISP, I have 2gb of RAM and a Intel duo 2.16GHZ CPU which I know aint anything amazing however this should not be causing any problems. I have recently put a new 1TB drive and used this for video files to share so I now share from 2 separate drives, with the other 500GB being music files.

These freezes are really irritating and I'm thinking of rolling back to the previous version of DC++

Any help is greatly appreciated.

BTW Playing music does not get interrupted.