Limewire

In your OS. In a file labled Shared. If your trying to get it on WMP just drag it from the list to WMP.

you save into library and create a burn list

get a tv and an antenna. It will be free.

You use to be able too, now Limewire is being sued. So, I don't know another way to get free music sadly. :/

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There are two main reasons, this is because they want to mess up your computer and put keyloggers/ trojans onto your system. Keyloggers are a piece of equipment that records anything you type and are used to steal passwords for online games and other stuff like that and the other reason is to put trojans/other viruses on your computer. Trojans are huge viruses that completely mess up your computer and you'll most likely need a new computer if you've got a Trojan. Why do they do it? because they have nothing else to do.

To stop this you should scan your computer regularily for viruses.

mp3raid.com is kind of like limewire but MUCH safer and legal.

If it has totally disappeared then there is two possible ways this could have happened. The one that you're hoping for is that you changed the directory in which you save the files once their downloaded. If this has happened simply go into the Limewire Settings and change this. The other way this could have happened is you deleted the files. If this has happened then check your recycle bin and if the files are in there restore them. If not then I believe the only way to get your files back is to download them over again.

im not sure but if you do it in windows media player and click burn or open your saved files in Limewire and listen and click burn now playing in windows media please reply if you dont like my anser moerocks!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Nope, you can get many viruses from limewire

It depends. But I use Lime Pro from: http://freelimewirepro.net/

Just like the URL says, you can get LimeWire Pro (the latest version) for free. I use it and it's just fine. Virus free (scanned it with Norton)

Burn them. Either use a regular burning program that burns it to a DVD and use the DVD as a data disk, or use a program that can convert it to the right format. For the first option, you could watch the movie on a computer if you put the disk in, then explore the disk and double click on the video file. However, you wouldn't be able to watch it on a DVD player. If you do want to watch it on a DVD player, you'll have to pick the second option. Get a program that can convert the file and then burn it to the DVD.

No you can not scan then first unless you want to scan the web page it comes form. If it is in a program you could have a look for some reviews or you could download then not run it but scan it first it should prevent the virus form spreading.

Yes. many online stores, such as Amazon or Wal-Mart will let you download music you have purchased through a direct download from your web browser.

Just track the IP address off the person either sharing or downloading the illegal files. You can track somebody yourself. You dont need any high tech tools, you dont need a college degree. Its not hard at all.

Limewire in its self is a perfectly legal program. You may notice that before you download it, you tick a box saying you agree not to use the program to exploit copywrited songs. This protects the people that make limewire. There is no law against people sharing files, just against people hosting copywrited material. It is illegal to download a copywrited song, but not to use limewire, so dont expect to get arrested if you have the program. These music lawyers have bigger fish to fry: the guys who have "open folders" on their computer allowing people to download copywrited material. Besides, if we want more of this music in the future, then the best way to go about it is to buy the album so the aritst and producer can make another one, and want to. BE FAIR!!!!

Limewire has a player in it you can use to listen to music or watch videos. If you want to use it as a peer to peer program, you'll need an Internet connection or some sort of network connection.

you could either push F3 or highlight all your songs in ur library and drag them to your windows media player and they will all be there

Well there isn't really a reliable source for free music downloads and it is illegal since the Artist won't get paid for their work. The best, and cheapest way to get music downloads is through MP3Lingo.com. They offer unlimited music downloads for only a few bucks a month. It's much cheaper than any other site I've came across and they are 100% legal paying the artist for their hard work in making music you enjoy. They also have just about every song in every genre. Check them out at www.mp3lingo.com when you get a chance.

Limewire is alright but the free edition is not "turbo charged". Frostwire is an open-source, community developed version of the turbo-charged version of limewire that is free. So when it comes to connections, frostwire can have much faster download speeds with more connections. ive had limewire for a long time and it was working good for me, but everyone told me frostwire was better, so i tried it, but it made my computer run slower and i did not get the results i got on limewire. it depends which one works better on your computer.

you will have a firewall protecting it from connecting

No. Limewire (the free version) without you noticing will fill your computer with all sorts of files that are viruses. Limewire PRO now comes with an anti-virus...