I’m using BitComet .7, and I have a wireless network. I just followed the guide in the FAQ about what to do if you have a router, yet my speeds are still below 10 kb/s for download.
You don’t need to bump threads here. Anways… How many seeds and peers dose your .torrent have? What kind of wireless router are you using? What security software do you have?
You don’t need to bump threads here. Anways… How many seeds and peers dose your .torrent have? What kind of wireless router are you using? What security software do you have?
Sorry. It finaly downloaded… but still, it’s slow.
You need to look at your peers, for all active torrents. Are any of them showing initiation as REMOTE? If they’re all local or NAT, then you’ve probably got your listen port blocked by a firewall. That’s the biggest factor that will slow you down that much.
You need to look at your peers, for all active torrents. Are any of them showing initiation as REMOTE? If they’re all local or NAT, then you’ve probably got your listen port blocked by a firewall. That’s the biggest factor that will slow you down that much.
I’ve got the port that BitComet says it’s using (in the preferances area) open, and I checked it with that websites, it’s confirmed open.
Hello…i having the speed problem a lot in bitcomet…i have 1m connection..but my download in bitcomet is suck c this the max i get b4 is just 90kbs..can someone tell where the problem exist?
You don’t need that patch for BitComet. BitComet already takes care of it’s connections by adjusting the settings to 8. That patch causes more problems now because its 14 months old while Windows has made even more updates to their TCP/IP stack. Why don’t you try these ideas: read the settings guides, not use that patch, & not run any IM programs when you’re trying to websurf & download.