emule can t find resources, what s going on 10

This time this problem has nothing to do with High Low ID, since the VeryCD server maintenance on June 3rd, the search provided by VeryCD is no longer available. Even after the reopening of Verycd** on June 8, the search included in the Emule software is still unusable, for unknown reasons.

There is a solution to the problem.,Uninstall the current emule.,Keep the files in the incoming directory and temp directory after uninstalling.,Then go to the emule real official website**A real official emule.,Install it to the previous emule installation directory.,So that your previous** files will not be lost.,And the search inside emule can continue to be used.。

Network problems, see if you are connected, and then see if there is a problem with the server, and then use an electric donkey is easy to be poisoned, you kill the poison, check it to see if there is a suspicious plug-in or something, good luck.

There is no such thing ...

emule is basically a personal source.,Especially when you search for some films.,No one will do the source once the basic time has passed.,Or when you turn on the machine, the active person is not doing the source.。。。

By the way, if you have HID, you don't have to do LID anymore... Which version are you using? Which server are you connected to? )

I'm having this issue now, but it's not fixed either.

Last month, I was able to search with , but I can't find anything at the moment. The network connection should be normal. And when you view the shared list of other users, it also prompts you to finish sending the shared list, but you can't see the results in the search bar (using the latest version of Verycd, which has not been updated recently).

Changed to the original version, you can search the results normally.

It may be related to the technical maintenance displayed on the official website.

The superintendent is "lying down". Cesium Lori.

eMule is the world's largest and most reliable peer-to-peer document sharing client software. The open-source policy has enabled many developers to contribute to the project, making it more efficient to release new versions.

What is emule?

Emule is a file-sharing software built on peer-to-peer (peer2peer) technology. It differs from traditional file sharing in that instead of waiting for the user to come on a centralized server, the shared file is distributed across the hard disks of all participants.

All participants form a virtual network, and each user can file from any person's machine in this virtual network! At the same time, everyone can also share their files with anyone.

There are some servers in the emule system, but these servers no longer store files, but instead store the directories or addresses of these shared files. Each client obtains or searches for the address of the shared file from the server, and then automatically from other clients, the more clients participate, the faster the speed.

**Principle. Once you've selected the file you want in the search list and started, Emule will record the size of the file, the name of the file, and another special value called hash. To be more precise, it's a md4 hash value.

This value is calculated based on the contents of the file you want to file, and it lets you know if the file you are working on is exactly what you want. This value is especially important after other properties of the file have been changed, such as the name, etc. Once the emule software gets this information, it will make a request to all the added servers to get a file with the same hash value.

The server returns information about the user who holds the file. This allows our client to communicate directly with the user who owns the file to see if it is possible to get the required file from him. And the best part about emule is that

You don't just have files from one user, but from many users at the same time. If the other user only has a small piece of the file you want, he will automatically share the fragment with everyone, and you can ** the fragment from the user's machine. Of course, you are the same.

As soon as you get a piece of the file, the system will share it with everyone.

1.Searching the KAD network is to search only for the keywords you are looking for in the KAD network. Global (server) is all about searching for the keyword you're looking for on all servers in the server list.

2.is the number of files indexed by that server, and the actual number of files you can connect to depends on your network connection to all of those uploaders.

3.emule is a software developed by foreigners, and Chinese word segmentation is not supported when searching. For example, a search for "motherland" is likely to yield fewer results than a search for "our homeland is a garden."