but nowadays...a good healthy torrent[3k seeds,3k peers], such as OpenOffice...

download speed = 3kbps [yay ]

edit: this is uTorrent thread

This post has been edited by GameSky: Nov 27 2006, 05:36 PM

The tracker might be a private tracker, and you must register before download...maybe

avengers88: Nvidia firewall known to have conflicts with uTorrent..disable the Nvidia firewall.
http://www.utorrent.com/faq.php#Help.21_My...on_of_memory.21

yea..just turn off the uPnP function after you port forwared, both cannot work at the same time, might crash your router[in some case]

there's no more development for uTorrent ??? The latest only ver 1.6.x beta [x, I forgot the value ]..after they been bought by BitTorrent??

minizian: Is the tracker down? And about the icon, you'll need forward a port in your ADSL modem

^ Try add his ip:port? Or check the peer list to see if he's connecting to you

Oh...sorry...misunderstand your post

Anyway, your torrent normally located in here:-
C:\Documents and Settings\[Your name]\Application Data\uTorrent

This post has been edited by GameSky: Oct 4 2007, 08:02 AM

don't think the dynamic ip is matter in port forwarding, unless you're hosting a website...

just access the router, and open the specific ports for the computers connected..

let's say, I want to open port 3128 for computer A [192.168.1.10], so in router port forwarding as in
- port: 3128
- server [or anything like virtual port/virtual server, etc]: 192.168.1.10
- save and reboot.

Done