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Bookmark or Share- all of a sudden, won't download - VuzeIt has something to do with the advanced network settings, instead of messing with it for too long trying to get it right I just uninstalled Vuze then made sure to delete the entire Azureus (Vuze's predecessor) folder at c:\users\appdata\roaming\azureus, then reinstalled Vuze and it worked fine.
- HELP: The application was unable to start correctly (0xc000007b). - Vuze7. If 'Yes' above, have you forwarded a port for Azureus? No specific forwarding rule. 8. If 'Unknown' or 'Yes,' give us thd models for your router and/or modem Mikrotik RB450G Core Router with a Mikrotik RB750G router from the ISP
- Vuze ForumsCommunity driven general Vuze support issues. A place where users can help other users with problems and questions they have about Vuze.
- Vuze thinks another copy is running, but there isn't; how to do a ...-Firstly backup your old config folder, Usually it's your new/current "Appdata\roaming\Azureus", then delete all the files currently in there. Close vuze completely if it's running, then follow the steps below. 1. In your vuze installation directory, Usually in "Program Files\Vuze", locate the "Azureus.exe.vmoptions" file. 2.
- NAT Problem - VuzeI used to import previous vuze settings, ongoing downloads, older download history by copying from older installation the "C:\Users\XX\AppData\Roaming\Azureus" folder. And recently I shifted to a new place with different network setup, so older vuze configuration was conflicting. This worked for me!
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