[In progress] JD doesn't start automatically

Hi.

I can't find a post related to my question, so please, if you know about one, direct me or help me if you already know the solution.

Everything was OK when I installed the JD, and I loved how it worked, starting the downloads automatically and without my intervention.

A few months ago, I dont know why it stopped working like that, and I have lots of pending downloads but it never starts automatically when another transfer ends.

What I have to do now is force every download I want or restart one that failed before and force it in order to clear my whole list.

Can you help me with that? Any possible solution?

Thanks a lot (= (=

[tony2long]

If you have packages more than one page, it might be difficult to see which one is holding a download 'slot'. Try increase Max. Dls. and watch the result.

[Jiaz]

please provide a screenshot of your downloadtable when no download wants to start itself

also provide a logfile
http://support.jdownloader.org/index...&kbarticleid=8

HI. Sorry about my late response...

Here the log address
http://jdownloader.org/pastebin/37726

And also the screen where no download starts by itself.

The freakshare download seems to be starting but is frozen and the only way to start it is to restart and force start.

Also you can see the downloading speed 144 Kbps, but is stuck, as no transfer is currently going on...

Thanks for your help

Edit: Sorry about the low-res pic... i'll post another one

I hope the pic is ok now.

Also look at the bottom it says reconnecting... and nothing happens...

[tony2long]

About JD doen't start automatically:
It was in the process of reconnecting, that's why no new download was started.

About reconnecting... and nothing happens... Do you have dynamic IP? Have you tested the "Change IP" in the reconnection settings?

@ramirezwickmann

Your reconnect function might not work properly. My advice is to temporarily disable it.

Also reduce the Max.Con. setting (bottom right corner of jD window) to 1. Reset the affected links.