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Sounds like you didn't bugger it at all then. Setting a static IP for your network adapter won't affect your router. Attempting to change port forwarding settings may but that is a separate thing.Livin in a box said:I just completely buggered my router, but i've managed to get it up again. I'll never attempt to do the static IP thing again...
The setting of a static IP for your local network adapter is pretty easy. I wouldn't give up so quick. If you stuff it up then you just set it to automatic (DHCP) and it should be back to how it was.
This is really the recommended route for setting up a torrent client or any network application that you want to have proper connectivity. First make your connection to the router static, then forward ports to that static IP address for your programs.