Here is an "easy" solution how to fix this:
1. Download and run TOR proxy provider (very well known free proxy service):
https://www.torproject.org/dist/torb...25-5_en-US.exe
2. Sign out at Skype
3. Go to Skype Tools->Connection Options
3.1: Use Port 9150 for incoming connections
3.2: Uncheck “Use port 80 and 443…”
3.3: Select SOCKS5 from the drop-down menu
3.4: Enter Host 127.0.0.1 and Port 9150 (leave authentication unchecked)
3.5: Quit Skype (completely shutdown the program)
4. Restart your Internet Router manually or reboot it to obtain a new IP adress
5. Run the SkypeProxy.cmd as Administrator* (Right-click -> run as administrator)
6. Restart Skype that now connects over the Tor network
7. Configure your Windows firewall to block all outgoing transfers for Skype and add a rule to send them through TOR proxy client.
8. Use utrace or any other tracing tool to check if your Skype IP is safe.
source:
http://www.affiliate site link removed/
there is also a patch provided on this site, but it can be done manually as described above. I posted it in the other thread that deals with this topic also
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re TOR
-- understand that using TOR to log in and post on 2+2 is "immediate grounds for dismissal" for anyone.
2+2 admin have approved this policy as TOR is a commonly used scammer, spammer, hacker and hijacker tool.
Last edited by Rainbow Warrior; 04-04-2013 at 01:35 AM.