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Win XP SP2 will limit your maximum connections

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just use the packaging methods on the unattended guide.

I think it was something like

makepe filename.dll

and then

makecab filename.dll filename.dl_


Here's the unlimited TCPIP.sys from XP SP2 RTM (build 2180).  It's been edited using the patching method here

You can download it from here: http://www.supportbuddy.com/sp2/tcpip.sys

Readme is as follows:

Boot into "Safe Mode" and Copy the "tcpip.sys" file to these directories:

C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM32\DRIVERS

C:\WINDOWS\SERVICEPACKFILES\I386

C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM32\DLLCACHE

this is not the unlimited TCPIP.sys !!! look here:

http://www.lvllord.de/4226fix/4226fix-en.htm

the tcpip.sys have maximum 50. for emule you need 400 oder more.

How do I slipstream the unlimited tcpip.sys to my winxp pro sp2 cd?

Hrm, yeah just tried running a P2P proggy (shareaza), and it didnt do anything at all! So figured it's that tcp/ip thingy, which I've just slipstreamed into my dvd, gonna reinstall windows with that on my laptop in a min (after it's finished burning), and will update you to if it solves the issue or not :)

Yep, this is the unlimited one.  Look at this page and you will see the hex changes to make so that tcpip.sys is unlimited and not just 50.  I also use eMule and so I've even tested the tcpip.sys that I edited and I can confirm that it is actually unlimited

I looked at that page, it doesn't mention the beta build I currently have on this machine which is working so well, I'm reluctant to change it at the moment.

Will I have a problem with simultaneous connections using build 2142?

I looked at that page, it doesn't mention the beta build I currently have on this machine which is working so well, I'm reluctant to change it at the moment.

Will I have a problem with simultaneous connections using build 2142?

here's the autopatcher, should work for all sp2 builds http://www.lvllord.de/4226fix/4226fix.htm

Hi all!

I just installed my brand new customized XPCD with slipstreamed SP2 final.

Used the patched UXtheme.dll and the tcpip.sys from zaheer's post:

"Modified Files Slipstream Pack"

My simple (?) question is how to test if the tcpip file is doing the job we all expect??

Has anyone been able to test it using the non-modified tcpip file and produce the event id: 4226 ? Perhaps with an cmd file or something??

And if he produced it, how can i try to see if i DON'T get it now i'm using the modified file?

Hope you get the point what i want.. I just want to make sure it's all working as it's suppost to do!

(ps. the UXtheme.dll is hereby confirmed as working good) :)

Nobody has an answer??? :)

I didn't mean to be rude or something like that...

I read the pages in the posts over and over, and don't think that this question was aked before.

Just want to understand how i can check now and in the future if it allready is patched!

Come on guy's, i can't belief that nobody has a simple answer for me!

how to test if the tcpip file is doing the job we all expect??

Simple, really. :)

1. d/l and Install ShareAza (no spyware embedded in it, don't worry).

2. Start it up, finish registration.

3. Let it connect to the peers.

4. Now see if it is connecting to eDonkey network, if it is not, make it do so.

5. Effectively, you've now used requested atleast 70 or 100 (max. = no limit AFAIK) concurrent TCP connections (which SP2 blocks, normally with unhacked files).

5. Run "eventvwr.msc", go to "System" grouping

6. click Event number field (top) to arrange accordingly. Search for EventID 4226, manually with eyes (its orered by numerical order, so you can guess you far you need to scroll before seeing one.

If you don't see any such item as "4226" listed under the "Events" category, you know that your TCPIP.SYS hack was successful.

Hmmm... My System Event Log is corrupt... Help? When I'm in Shareaza, all I see is eDonkey "Connecting..." and "Handshaking...", but no "Connected." and I did replace the file...

ewwwww.

edonkey 1.0??? Who uses THAT anymore? pssh, eMule is the new edonkey. lol.

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