I'm using 1.02 now, never had that problem tho??

May be it's other programs that conflict with your bitcomet? or try to do some reg cleaning


If you have applied 3rd party tcp/ip patch then there is no need to apply the bitcomet patch anymore
e.g. EvID4226Patch223d-en http://www.lvllord.de/?lang=en&url=downloads



Btw, tan_pang, can please update my bitcomet version at the first page? I have upgraded to 1.02, thanks.

This post has been edited by yelsew: Jun 28 2008, 12:07 PM

I just got one question.... how much memory usage for the bitcomet version 1.02?

I found out that it's still increasing by time although the amount increases is very small compare to version 0.9x

try to limit your upload and download speed if you wish to surf smooth while you are downloading.
for e.g. 1mb package, you can limit the upload to 24KBps. And try to limit the number of connections per task also.

or u may try the latest version of bitcomet 1.02

cfosSpeed does help a bit in a way or so, but depends on how is the situation. FYI, cfosSpeed still couldn't handle too much connections simultaneously.

if the speed always drop during that period of time... could b possible cause of throttle... but i'm not too sure on that... which area you in btw?



you need to download and install programs like WinRar or 7zip to extract the content first. Those .r01... until .rar are multiple archives compression.

to get 7zip (it's a freeware): http://www.filehippo.com/download_7-zip/3541/

just install as normal program, then after complete installation, right click on the .rar file and choose extract here.

This post has been edited by yelsew: Jul 8 2008, 08:24 PM

May be you can try to limit the number of connections per task? Or the upload limit to a lower value?



When there is no one surfing, you can always set the download speed to unlimited, while maintain your upload speed around 24KBps.
As for the other question... better google to find out

This post has been edited by yelsew: Jul 11 2008, 09:20 AM

tan_pang... time to update the first post... new version 1.03 released

I have upgraded to it just now.... the power of getting connections is still strong as previous version... got added something like rules customisation... still studying it

in the release notes saying that the new version got fix the tcp/ip patch for xp sp3 and vista... may be those having such problem can try install the new version??

I thought the first thing to do in port forwarding is to make sure your PC has a static IP address?
Manually assign your PC with a static IP address (e.g. if your router IP is 192.168.0.1, then assign your PC 192.168.0.2, with port forward to your IP). If you have other PCs in the network, just change the DHCP IP to start from other range to avoid conflict.

you can test the port forward at this url: http://www.whatsmyip.org/ports/ (under custom port)

if the test result is positive, then what you can try is restart your bitcomet or restart the modem to refresh the connection, or just try a few rounds of checking the IP

btw, how's the speed of download? some people can still get good speed although it's showing yellow

about the LAN IP address, you just key in any IP within the range, for your case, it's from 192.168.1.2 until 192.168.1.254 (or you can even enter your static IP), after that it wont bothers you again.

you can manually assign it under LAN section as well.

forward to your WAN IP will only works when you are still using that IP. Unlike LAN IP which always works no matter what WAN IP you get.

The port forward is to be done at your modem/router. What is your modem/router's brand or model?
Or may be you can try find it here http://www.portforward.com/english/routers...routerindex.htm yourself?


for the TCP/IP patch, can try out this one (for XP SP2, not yet tested on SP3)
http://forum.lowyat.net/index.php?act=Atta...=post&id=193961

To get router/gateway IP:

click [Start] > click "Run" > type: cmd > click [OK]
At the Command Prompt, enter: ipconfig /all
from the screen, you should be able to see your default gateway IP or your router IP.

from your posted snapshots, the last one may be you can apply a larger number of 100 ~ 256

This post has been edited by yelsew: Aug 31 2008, 10:53 AM

May be u can check inside ur flashgot options? at the Tools of ur firefox.

try install the newer version of 1.03 or 1.04



have you done the port forwarding?

lately dont know what's wrong with bitcomet download... seems to be a major down fall of the speed :/

just tried xunlei for 30 minutes++, the speed seems to be more impressive than the current bitcomet performance...

hopefully bitcomet will get through this and once again become our favourite bt client

seems like streamyx found a way to throttle those popular bt clients' connections...

it just happened recently (1~2 weeks), and it appears like happening all around m'sia?

that's good to hear.

bt client memory hogging is always an issue especially if running 24/7

as long as it's a green light at the right-lower-corner infront of your IP, that one doesnt matter.

it's grayed out when you have applied other TCP patch.

sorry, I got confused the port forwarding with the TCP patch

the yellow light shows all the time or just sometimes? If it's all the time then u better check ur port forwarding.
If it's just sometimes, it's normal.

as for TCP patch, u can check with this page here.

it's for Windows XP and it's been tested world wide that it's working fine.

I used it on my XP PC and so far no problem.

But bear in mind that if u use that 3rd party patch, u dont apply the one in bitcomet. It's a one time patch.

one time patch means u only need to apply once.

the only place u might see a difference is at the Event Viewer where u wont see a 4226 warning message log. Download speed not only depends on that patch, there are still other factors affecting it.

torrent download not really faster than default/http download, it depends on what u are downloading and from where... but then some stuffs you can't get them from regular download sites "free"

please do read more on the bt downloading articles (try google and wikipedia) in order to understand more on this field.

and.... welcome to the BT world