One minute I'll download something at say 60 kbs for like 10 min and then all of a sudden I'm downloading at 21 or even 17. When I turn it off and redownload the same thing happens. Why does this happen?
yes i have portforwarded and i made sure that windows firewall accepts utorrent.da_head said:could be router/modem or firewall issues. have u properly portforwarded the necessary ports?
jaxxster said:Where you downloading from? Public or private?
someone else said:Preferences > Advanced, set bt.transp_disposition to:
uTorrent 1.9
255 - both TCP and uTP (default)
10 - uTP only
5 - TCP only
uTorrent 1.8.2
0: attempt only TCP (defaullt)
1: attempt both TCP and uTP, drop TCP if uTP is successful
2: attempt uTP if supported, TCP otherwise
3: attempt only uTP
This. Seeing as you download pirated stuff anyway, at least pay the $10-$20 for the service.Pyrofyr said:You could always just get USENET for most of the bigger stuff, thus avoiding as many problems?
I have Bellsouth/AT&T (Known for throttling >: [) and no longer have the problems after swapping my modem.
Uh, no? If you're not smart enough to get the stuff you pirate for free, you shouldn't be bothering with piracy in the first place. Paying for copied stuff is just low and thinking of that as necessary is stupid.triassic911 said:[...] Seeing as you download pirated stuff anyway, at least pay the $10-$20 for the service.