The LATEST MXPie Patch is the MXPie Patch v3.6

For WinMX to Connect users must use the MXPie Patch
Click here if you have NOT INSTALLED your MXPie Patch yet!

email: Raps@winmx4u.com
As WinMX v3.54 Beta4 was never finished It is very important that you install WinMX v3.53 first. WinMX v3.54 Beta4 doesn’t come with an installer that is why we recommend users install WinMX v3.53 first as it comes with an installer.

WinMX v3.31

WinMX v3.53

WinMX v3.54 Beta4 zip

Old Versions Available of WinMX Here

WinMx 3.54 Beta 4 does NOT come with a installer!! If you want WinMx v3.54 Beta 4 do this:

1.  Make sure you Install > WinMX v3.53 first
2.  Close WinMx totally
3.  Download > WinMX v3.54 Beta4
4.  Save it to your Desktop or any other folder
5.  Open > C Drive, go to > Program Files > WinMx folder
6.  Open > WinMX v3.54 Beta4, Unzip/Unrar/extract/copy/Drag it
     to the > winmx folder at > my Computer > C Drive > Program Files > winmx File
7. When it asks to replace the > WinMX v3.53 with > WinMX v3.54 Beta4: Click > YES
8. Start WinMx. Now you have a working version of WinMX v3.54 Beta4

This is an example of what the settings should look like in WinMX.

1. Open the Settings button at top of WinMX
2. Select >> Internet Connection, Dial up? DSL? Cable? or Faster?
3. Click > Don't use a proxy server
4. Select > Incoming TCP Connections >> Choose the top option
5. Listen on port 16699 for incoming Connections type in 16699
6. Select >  In/Out UDP Packets Choose the top option
7. Send and receive UDP datagrams on port 16257 type in 16257

When you have changed your WinMX settings you will need to Exit WinMX and Re start for the settings to take affect.

Primary connections are the life blood of WinMX. If your internet connection is dialup or other than broadband, then you need to be a secondary. If you can make a primary connection then please do.

Click Here to test your WinMX Ports

Before we can start to Port Forwarding our router we need to establish what your LAN IP Address and your Default GateWay is and what what ports you have are WinMX on?.   To help you understand what your LAN IP and your Default GateWay looks like this is what mine looks like..  

First how to get your LAN IP

1. Click Start
2. Click on Run
3. Type in: cmd Click Ok
4. Black window will appear. Type in this: ipconfig Press Enter

There you will get the IP Address and the Default Gateway for that computer.

We need to no the Routers Name and Model (this can be found on the router its self) If you have the router name and model then Click here Find your router on the port forwarding page Click on your router then Click on WinMX, there will be a step by step on how your router is set up for WinMX use it.  

If you would like any of are help team to talk you through setting up your router for WinMX just come in to are help room and ask for help.

If no one is about when you enter just type a message on the screen park up and some one will get back to you very soon saying this there is all ways some one about (our room name is WinMX Help Room).

How you can tell if you have a blocked port or not ?

After you have finished port forwarding and added the same ports to WinMX, Exit WinMX Restart WinMX then make a primary connection.

Look at the top of the screen where it says WinMX v3.5*  P=*   S=*
It should look something like this WinMX v3.53  P=7   S=14, if yours looks something like that then you know your port is working and you have set it up right.

If it looks something like this WinMX v3.5*  P=7   S=0, that means you still have a blocked port it is the S=0 that tells up if your port is blocked or not. After port forwarding your router you may need to flush the DNS.
 
1. Exit WinMX
2. Click on Start
3. Click on Run
4. Type in: cmd Click Ok
5. Black window will appear. Type in this: ipconfig /flushdns Press Enter
6. Restart computer 

If that never worked try this.
1. Click on Start
2. Click on Run
3. Type in "services.msc" (no quotes)
4. Scroll down to "DNS Client "Right-click and select Properties
5. Click the drop-down arrow for "Startup type"
6. Click Manual
7. Stop the service by clicking 'Stop Service'
    The service doesn't need to run on non-enterprise level PC's
8.Click Apply
9. Close and restart

This is a quick example on how to set up WinMX

Click on WinMX v3.53
The Wizard Setup will guide you through the most of the process.
Select NO to proxy.
Select YES to TCP

Select YES to UDP
With out WinMX connecting.
If you have selected NO to proxy
YES to TCP.. YES to UDP
Select secondary

Our Room Name is:
WinMX Help Room_19D824D91A23

Paste our room name in the filter, click join.  
You can enter our help room with out WinMX connected.