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If you need a firewall that is free, functional and fairly transparent, try PC Tools Firewall Plus or Comodo Firewall.
HOW TO PORTFORWARD UTORRENT HOW TO
This I am not sure how to help you with, except checking the task manager for residual processes left behind by the uninstalled program (stop the processes and then delete associated files and any registry entries). Even though it is uninstalled it might have left its restrictive settings in windows. The most likely culprit, if the above does not work, is the windows antivirus/firewall. If your router does not support upnp, disable it in your torrent client. If this works, then you just need to figure out the correct way of forwarding ports.Īnother way is to enable upnp in both your router and torrent client. 4Mbs/256 is the fastest package I could obtain at this stage.Įnable DMZ and point it to your internal IP of. (3) I recently changed my TRUE Internet Speed package from 512/256 => 4Mbs/256 as higher speeds package are now available in where I live, which is in Bangkok, Pravet District not too far from Suvarnabumi airport.
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I don't care if I have no virus/firewall protection, I just want my Utorrent to work! And that's the most important thing. As mentioned, I've already uninstalled my newly purchased Bitdefender Internet Antivirus/Firewall package, so it's gone for good and also disabled Windows Firewall COMPLETELY. I now have 1.8.4 (stable) version though.
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(2) Strangely the problem began when I had to extend my Bitdenfender 2009 license as my 2008 version had come to expiration AND this was about the same time I decided to up my Utorrent version from something I had to 1.8.3. (1) I called up TrueInternet ISP and they said that they didn't have any policy of blocking peer2peer programs or file sharing programs so it should work, which is actually true coz I have been using Utorrent fine since I got back here - 2-3 years now. Some trivial side-information that you may or may not find it relevant/useful: Any questions or more information I can supply for you, please ask. If anyone could help me figure this problem out, I'd really appreciate your time and effort. Preferred DNS Servers: ( I fortgot what numbers I've plugged in here, but I should think it's insignificant to the Utorrent red error problem)Īlternatve DNS Servers: (same comment as above). I have ensured that 192.168.1.103 is my static IP address, which I have configured on my TCP/IP protocol setting page:
In my router page, I go to Advanced Set up => NAT => Virtual Server => Assigned my ports for Utorrent as follow:Ħ0000 - 65535 to my local IP address of 192.168.1.103Īnd I am using port number: 60101 right now for Utorrent, which is in the applicable range, however the problem is still not resolved ie: the red symbol still occurs and I'm unable to upload. The modem/router I use is the one that they've given me a few years back which was: So, those two factors are totally eliminated.Īll the steps I have taken to diagnose and resolve the problem should technically (or theoretically) lead to Utorrent functioning properly, however much to my nightmare it isn't and I am very desperate for help here, so any tech gurus (or anyone!) out there I need your help!!! (please ) I've also disabled my windows firewall as well as recently deleted my newly purchased BitDefender 2009 anti-virus program that comes with a comprehensive firewall protection too. The thing is, I have already forwarded my ports correctly (as instructed on to my assigned static IP address- which I've also assigned correctly). You need to open a port so others can connect to you". The problem is that my Utorrent seems to be able to download fine with acceptable speed, however it is not uploading at all (unless one would called intermittent 0.3kbps/sec uploading at all) and a red error symbol appears that says " Not Connectable - Your firewall/router is limiting your network traffic.
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