Wireless Firefox/IE

[jinja1]

My daughter just got a new PC, directly connected to the Wireless router.

I connect my laptop wirelessly. I use the uTorrent on it.

However, since connecting/setting up the PC (no uTorrent), I've had problems with web browsers on the laptop. PC is fine. On laptop, just a few seconds/couple of pages and then it just goes into loading mode, never actually finding the page/finishing loading it.

A couple of things:

*using a DSL router which I had to reset in order to set up her PC

*uTorrent is working fine on the laptop and doesn't 'seem' to have been affected

*using Avast antivirus on both comps

Any suggestions?

[jewelisheaven]

More information is needed regarding the computer using uT. A computer not using uT would have no impact upon the other, right? Is it of the dual-core or x64 variety? This would help troubleshooting if it is a hardware instability. Also checking to see whether uTorrent is overloading the connection would be a good idea. "Resetting" the router may have removed customized settings you put in-place specifically for the original computer. Does that sound like something you already did when you started running uT before following the Setup Guide?

[jinja1]

Ummmm...I've got most of it on track now.

Both comps are Dual Core and both are now running fine.

The only issue I have is the yellow exclamation mark in uT: downloads are fine, uploads are so slow they are practically not happening.

Port has been forwarded. I can't see any other issues. Except that I may have made a couple of adjustments through the wireless laptop rather than through the connected PC.

Does that make a difference?

[jewelisheaven]

Hmm, well as Shad0w's tutorial shows in http://bt.degreez.net/firewalled.html being firewalled doesn't cut off your communications completely... So that may explain your lack of uploading... or it may not. :/

If you did forward the port is it possible the rule applies to only one of your computers? You need to apply 1 rule for inbound traffic on TCP (for just peer traffic) and UDP (if you use DHT) for EACH computer. Also note that trying to utilize N computers with filesharing on your LAN means you should DIVIDE all values for connections and upload limits BY N so as to not overload your router . Generally speaking wireless is OK as long as you don't try to create > 50 connections. If "I may have made a couple of adjustments" means you logged into your router from one computer versus the other.. yea it won't matter. I would suggest you double check the rules you made in your router and be sure you have at least 1 rule for each LAN IP address (ipconfig).