Jimbobfurley Posted September 1, 2009 Report Share Posted September 1, 2009 Hi, I'm a newb, comfortable with computers but not up on file sharing or network jargon. I'm a light user and utorrent has worked well for me for a couple years- but a few days ago started a big download - Today it was 92% complete and a message offered to update utorrent to the latest version, I accepted, it only took a moment to update - and things suddenly aren't working well. I'm getting zero seeds, only a few peers, and very low speeds. Restarting utorrent and rebooting pc did not help. Resetting all of Norton 360s firewall rules to default, and suspending N360 completely, aren't helping. The green circle sometimes becomes a yellow triangle but that never mattered before. The port checker says its not forwarded right, but that never mattered in the years before, only as soon as the new 1.8.3 uT took over. DL speeds are incredibly low: 0.2 kbps, to maybe 3 kbps. My speed is set to 512k, matches ISP. I was getting 15 to 30 kbps on my main download but now its about 1 kbps… help! No seeds at all for about 25 different downloads, barely any peers. I looked through all sorts of FAQs and troubleshooting but most of it is nonsense to me. Any help that doesn't require 5 years of homework appreciated!** update I finally got a few seeds on my main DL but the other 24 still have none, (possibly cuz I searched for the file again and clicked the Vuze link next to it?) … but its still under 2 kbps…PC: Dell Dimension 9200 desktop (Canada; same as Dimension XPS 400 in US)Windows Vista Premium 32 bitSecurity Norton 360 v2Router Linksys wrt54GLModem: webstar cable modemISP Rogers high speed cable internet (ultralite, half a meg)DL test 466 kbps, UL 122 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
DreadWingKnight Posted September 1, 2009 Report Share Posted September 1, 2009 Remove and re-add the rules for uTorrent in your firewall. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Switeck Posted September 2, 2009 Report Share Posted September 2, 2009 You really only have ~128 kilobit/sec UPLOAD, so using 512 kilobit/sec upload max settings is terribly wrong. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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