By hellrazor , March 8, in Troubleshooting. I am completely at a loss. I first downloaded torrents to c: then moved to external, but I could never get Utorrent to find the files no matter what I did so I started downloading my torrents straight to my external.
Now when I have to log off then later log back on it is a pain getting the torrents to start again and I boot with external plugged in. Now they won't start at all. Even the new ones won't start. They keep trying to connect to peers. The only thing that came close was you can be banned for being a leecher. Well that I am because I can't get the torrent to seed or I get files are missing or cannot find file.
Out of all my torrents I got one to seed after moving my torrents to an easier to manage file movies, music, etc. I got smart and created subfolder first.
This worked for a day or two, but now I am back to square one. These are screenshots of one that is connecting to peers now for 9 hours This was at A few minutes ago it started over for some reason ,. It looks like you either have bad firewall settings or you followed one of those youtube guides that claims to be the best settings but is actually garbage.
You say they are garbage, but you do not explain or give your idea of what the settings should be. That is your personal opinion. I have also used all kinds of different settings of my own and still does not work. Could it be from not seeding enough? Before trying his - you'll need to rename his file settings. Well I turned on my torrents yesterday and low and behold a miracle happened.
Everything worked as it should. I was so excited. Then a few hours later everything went red. I did nothing to settings nor did I move them. All I did was exit utorrent then when I could restarted utorrent. I got two of them seeding again but now they are back to being red. Again I did nothing to them but exited then returned later on. Sow how can they one minute work just fine and the next turn red?
I have tried restarting utorrent, refreshing, restarting computer, and shutting down computer completely then booting up with external attached. None of these worked. With uTorrent exited, open the uTorrent folder depending on your install method, this could be in your Application Data folder and remove the 2 files settings. The you can replace with rafi's if you still want to try that, If that don't work out, delete rafi's then move those other 2 back into the folder from where they came.
I tried finding torrent file and it is nowhere to be found. This means you may have trouble opening certain files. If you are sure they are not harmful, you can disable your antivirus until you open them, but that is always a risk. Some torrent sites are extremely popular and used by many. The harmful torrents are reported and quickly removed.
Websites like x or ThePirateBay have a huge number of seeders and leechers and are therefore much safer to use. There are also private torrent trackers which are known to be secure, but you usually need an invitation from a member to register a new account. When you are torrenting, you are connected to peers seeds and leeches via your IP address. Because your IP address is public, your location and metadata are visible to those who may track your internet activity.
For example, your business or even government. To hide your activity while downloading torrents, it is best to get a Virtual Private Network. This software hides your real IP address and masks it with a different one. This makes it much harder and sometimes even impossible to track what you do online.
You should check online how they work. There are many detailed guides about how to set them up and connect them with your BitTorrent software. The more seeders a torrent has, the bigger the chance that it is legit. If many people download a file and continue sharing it, it means that they probably opened it and used it without problems.
Users usually want to get their file from the most reliable torrent on the website. Most torrent websites have an implemented comment feature so users can leave feedback.
We only recommend products we believe in. Products that work. But, just so you know, we may earn commission in doing so. Camilla Mo. Torrent not downloading issue is one of the common issues that torrent users may encounter. You can fix the issue with one of the solutions below, which have worked for many torrent users. You may have to try them all; just work your way down until you find the one that works for you.
Why is torrent not downloading? One of the reasons is that the torrent client could be blocked by Windows Firewall or Antivirus Software. Steps to allow the torrent client in Windows Firewall are as follows:. Instructions to allow the torrent client in antivirus software are as follows:. You just need to configure the settings in the antivirus software to allow the torrent client.
The steps to allow torrent clients in antivirus software vary depending on different antivirus software. The way to unblock a program in the antivirus software is the same way to unblock the torrent client in the antivirus software. Torrent not downloading can be caused by the network restriction.
Or it could be your ISP blocking torrenting traffic to prevent network congestion.
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