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Well you know how you always get annoyed from rapid share making you wait to download? Well these are 3 methods i use. These methods work and don't download a program. All you need is IE. And a modem or router.

Method 1:

If you have a modem or a router type in 192.168.1.1, or 192.168.0.1
1.1 for router. 0.1 for modem.

For the 1.1
I'm guessing you have a Link sys router. The Normal password is admin, there is no user name.
For 0.1 There is no login required.
Now for the 1.1 go to  STATUS. Then Go to Release, let it release your IP then renew. Make sure you delete cookies and authenticated sessions.

For 0.1 Follow the Disconnect button and from there. There might be a little password required, that should be under your modem.

Method 2: Delete cookies and internet history stuff.
Go to Start>RUN>CMD type in ipconfig/release , then press enter. Exit CMD.
Then Unplug the Router and The Modem.
Then wait 5 minutes.
Then replug everything. You should now be able to redownload from rapidshare.

OPTIONAL: This is more a last resort if you want to do it fast. Yes this is a program. All you need to do is download it, and run it. It will open IE with a proxy and you can download.

If you have DSL the only way to use this would be to use the proxy.

(01-11-2008 02:23 PM)DarkWarrior Wrote: [ -> ]If you have DSL the only way to use this would be to use the proxy.

Or do what i did...buy a premium account

I have DSL thats what i use. So All THESE methods HAVE been tested with DSL and work.

Lol then for DSL you dont need to screw with the Router because even if you release the ip you will get the same exact one.

No, dynamic ips are able to be changed just like static ips. Trust me, i do it all the time.

ok iv got cable so i only kno what iv heard

(01-13-2008 12:00 AM)Vic Wrote: [ -> ]No, dynamic ips are able to be changed just like static ips. Trust me, i do it all the time.

Get the facts straight there...Static ips cant be changed. They are static for a reason.

Yes they can, aren't static the easiest to change. They are configured, so you can jut reconfigure easily right.

(01-13-2008 05:47 AM)Vic Wrote: [ -> ]Yes they can, aren't static the easiest to change. They are configured, so you can jut reconfigure easily right.

ISP's assign you a static IP so that it cant be changed