GandalfTheWizard

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This error happens mostly because Firefox sends the magnet link or the bittorrent URI with wrong parameters to BitComet. Follow these steps, and tell us if your problem has been fixed. 1. Close Firefox 2. Uninstall BitComet 3. Reinstall BitComet 4. Open BitComet and set this up: Tools > Options > Integration > Always become the default torrent client on startup Tools > Options > Integration > Check Now (right next to "Always become the default torrent client on startup") 5. Apply the new settings 5. Open Firefox and set this up: Options > Applications > bittorrent URI > Use BitComet - a BitTorrent Client Options > Applications > magnet > Use BitComet - a BitTorrent Client 6. Test it, and tell us the results

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BitComet Score = Points from online time + Points from uploaded Bytes. ** Downloading files, via BitTorrent protocol, doesn't affect the Score. The same applies to HTTP and FTP protocol. ** Learn more about how the score is being calculated here.

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Depends on the VPN.

Go to Tools > Task > Auto resume tasks at program startup ** Note that this option only resumes the status of the tasks after BitComet starts. In other words, if you want your tasks to start automatically when BitComet starts, simply start your tasks before you exit BitComet.

Check this out: http://vip.bitcomet.com/help ;)

Go to Tools > Options > Disk Cache and change the default settings to these ones: • Minimal disc cache size: 50 • Maximal disc cache size: 1024 • Shrink disc cache if free physical memory lower than: 500 • Cache size for HTTP: 2048 Your BitComet was freezing probably because you HDD was overworked. We'll fix this issue by increasing the amount of memory used for cache.

I think this happens because of HardDrive overload. We can fix that. Please tell us, how much RAM do you have?

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I feel like I need to rephrase my answer... • I think it simply connects with the port you have specified in the Options. This means that if your WAN IP has changed, or if your port mapping configurations have changed, in either case, BitComet will try to connect with the specified port to other peers. If it succeeds or not, that's part B. • The Statistics list is not updated in real time so, yes, you'll need to check the IP/port manually to find out the status.