Hi,
I have a new computer with windows 8 on it
I have installed bitcomet but I have problem login to my CometId.
I have entered my username and password ( which are correct since I used them to log to this Forum) but I can’t login and I don’t get any error message.it shows "connecting to server " for a few seconds and then it returns to “sign in now”
Could use your help
Shani
Are you using any IP filtering programs?
Can you log in from webpage http://cometID.com？
I have the same problem. I can login to the webpage, but nothing to do into BitComet.
I use Win8.1 & PeerBlock
I have the same problem. I can login to the webpage, but nothing to do into BitComet.
I use Win8.1 & PeerBlock
I suspect peerblock is blocking the connection. Try turning it off and see if you can log in, if so you’ll just need to make an “allow list” with the IP addresses bitcomet uses to connect to comet ID servers.
You can find the info you’ll need posted here in the forum or on wiki.bitcomet.com
I’ve tried to log-in disabling PeerBlock but nothing to do.
Have you got some more hints?
I have the same problem; PeerBlock is off, I started in administrator modus, I can login online with my browser without problems. I’m running the 64-Bit version 1.36 on Windows 7. Help please!
Hi , does it blocked by your firewall?
Right forgot to say that ^^ No, I checked. Even tried it with the firewall off, but nothing worked 
Okay weird, I swear I changed nothing and it just worked O.o Thanks anyway ^^
The problem was probably peerblock was blocking the IP used by the cometID servers. Making a perm allow list with the IPs used by bitcomet will prevent this.
No, as I told before,also disabling PeerBock it don’t work anyway!
It’s difficult to tell what is going on because you are only providing small bits of information. You told us you turned off peerblock and it didn’t work, but you didn’t tell us if you rebooted your computer, or at least restarted bitcomet. Turning off peerblock won’t initiate a successful login, you have to do that manually and since it mysteriously started working, the most logical cause would be that the next time you attempted to login it was successful.
If you know the cause then you should post it here to enlighten other members. If you’re unsure then I still say peerblock is the most likely because that’s exactly what it’s designed to do and if you don’t made an allow list for the IP addresses that bitcomet uses, you won’t be able to login and use peerblock.
This is all covered in our FAQs at wiki.bitcomet.com
Resuming my tests:
Http allowable in PeerBlock → unable to sign in
Peerblock disabled → unable to sign in
Peerblock disable and Bitcomet restarted → unable to sign in
PC restarted without peerblock → unable to sign in
I haven’t tried to uninstall Peerbolck and I don’t want to do it, but at this point seems that this issue is not dependent by PB.
You have told that BC is unable to sign in because of IP locking (somewhere); can you tell us IPs used by BC, so I can declare IPs allowance to router, antivirus, firewall, etc?
This topic is difficult to follow and it’s a gross violation of forum policies. We have three members posting three different problems in the same thread and trying to sortout one issue from the other is getting difficult.
If member “shanigal5” wants to continue this topic we can do so, but for the meantime I’m going to close it and require the other members to make their own because we cannot properly help you if we don’t know all the info about your system.
Read the link in my signature and make a proper support request.
Regarding the info you need to get peer guardian and peer block to work properly with bitcomet, it’s posted on wiki.bitcomet.com