I've been experiencing this problem for years with uTorrent, and recently realized that in my case, at least , it is happening whenever I have a large number of torrents that I'm seeding; several hundred at least. Allow the new downloading torrent s to connect, and then restart all the seeding torrents. After restarting, the new downloads will retain their connections and the seeds will connect for uploading, as if there was never a problem.
This works every time, regardless of the number of torrents I'm seeding. Everyone else who has ever given advice about this problem, such as changing Bandwidth, Queuing, Connection, or other preference settings, have just been throwing out wildly inaccurate guesses trust me, I've tried them all in every conceivable variation.
This is clearly a resource limitation within uTorrent, that no setting changes will correct, but this method works. Try it! That tells me your connection limits and active torrent limits are horridly wrong for your connection. I have done some more experimenting and found the real source of the problem. The culprit here is TPB torrents tracking in the same client uTorrent as private tracker torrents.
When I shut down just my TPB torrents, this problem completely goes away. Doesn't seem to matter how many TPB torrents; as long as there are any active ones, they interfere with private torrent trackers starting up and staying connected. My bet is that most others who are having this problem, are seeing it on their private trackers as well.
If this is the case, then try this. There are both pros and cons to it, depending on the situation and your point of view. How often do you use uTorrent? Do you usually seed or not, and what do you think are legitimate reasons to stop seeding?
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These headers also make it very easy for your internet provider to filter and block torrent data packets, while allowing the rest of your data to go through unblocked. When you use a VPN, the encryption prevents your ISP from reading these headers, making it impossible to block torrents without blocking everything.
This causes your torrent speed to drop bigtime. Port forwarding is a big pain, and you have to reconfigure it everytime your router assigns a new internal ip address to your computer Argh.
Pretty sweet! For more info about each of these companies, read our guide to the fastest VPNs for torrenting. For the rest of the issues, we can deal with them ourselves. If you have a Mbps internet connection, and you saw the Too many Torrents: Try limiting the number of active torrents and queue the rest. Anything over active torrents is overkill and will hurt overall speeds and tax your processor and hard drive. Most torrent client have an indicator of your connection health which can alert you to port forwarding or throttling issues.
The indicator is usually in the bottom right corner of the software. Vuze displays torrent health as a color-coded smiley. Green is good, yellow shows issues, red is bad. If you really want to draw doing it manually, you can follow the guides from PortForward.
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