(RWIN) = 32768

[Anno Domini]

You know WAY more about computers than I do JJoe, so If you're puzzled by the results -- imagine how I feel haha. No, I don't think I modified Proxomitron.exe, but I installed everything from latest update 'ProxomitronReborn_4701R.zip' (proxo.exe, changes.txt, help) and added the files from Proxo_OpenSSL_309_libcrypto.7z.zip and Proxo_OpenSSL_309_libssl.7z.zip as described here: https://prxbx.com/forums/showthread.php?...#pid20956, but I made backups of my Proxomitron folder before updating it, and maybe I inadvertently copied the wrong files somewhere during the process. I'm wondering if I should just start from scratch and delete the whole Proxomitron folder (saving my Exceptions-U, Bypass-List, etc, first) and then installing Proxomitron from scratch following these instructions: https://www.prxbx.com/forums/showthread.php?tid=2353 and then trying speedguide.net/analyzer again (I don't know of another online analyzer to test RWIN). It would be a fresh Proxomitron install and remove any doubt. It's been so long since I did that though, so excuse me for the silly question (my memory isn't that great lol), but is https://www.prxbx.com/forums/showthread.php?tid=2353 where I would start from scratch to install Proxomitron ? Do I start with prox-config-sidki_2019-01-26b1.zip ?

Side note: I downloaded Proxo_OpenSSL_309_libcrypto.7z.zip and Proxo_OpenSSL_309_libssl.7z.zip, but when I try to unzip them windows says, ''The compressed (zipped) folder is Empty,' but I have no issues opening 'ProxomitronReborn_4701R.zip' and 'Proxo_OpenSSL_101Q_DLLs.zip' and other zip folders with windows. So I used 7-Zip and they opened fine. I searched online for the cause of this error and one answer is that this issue occurs because the compression format used to compress these files (gzip) is not compatible with the windows decompression utility. I don't know if that is the situation here, but just making a note of it. To open these files I had to use 7-Zip. Thank you.