Metalhead3201

If your ISP is blocking your P2P, go to this site: http://www.your-freedom.net/ Problem solved.

Well I found the answer for those of you who have ISP's who are blocking your P2P including bit comet.... http://www.your-freedom.net/6/ Download that, follow the configure instructions upon start up. Go to Bit Comet settings and follow these instructions: http://www.your-freedom.net/93/ After I did this I was already downloading again.

I'm almost positive my thread was referring to your superiority complex, but I guess I misjudged your reading comprehension. I simply made an observation, maybe you could've accepted it like a man as constructive criticism. I never demanded anything, I made a post for help in a help forum and didn't really expect a real answer (as mentioned in my previous post). Funny that you mention using google as a resource to find information, I use it at least 10 times a day for my job. Maybe you should try googling your next bitcomet problem, you'll probably find that it brings up THIS FORUM. How do you think I found this page? As intelligent as you guys may try to make others think who read this forum, you obviously don't have very many answers. Anyone who actually provides information you just throw out a guess to maybe how to fix it. Given you can't give a definate answer without physically troubleshooting everyones computer/connection so I don't expect one. But, it just seems to me that you spend more effort in telling others to post more info than actually making suggestions for those who do provide info. P.S. Just admit it, BitComet is going to s*** and you guys know it. The new versions obviously have some major issues. That's why you don't have answers. Why don't you just try being honest next time, I don't need your help, you obviously couldn't provide it anyway.

Well I've done a few things now to try and help my situation. 1. I've set up a static IP-address and port forwarded my router. 2. I upgraded to 0.79 and I actually was able to connect to peers, but still not downloading. I also now get something that says: Tracker Connection Error: 0. 3. I spoke with my ISP, they have not blocked any ports or done anything to hinder downloading. The guys how manages it is really cool and says he downloads all the time. Repeating for the admins: my ISP is NOT the PROBLEM. There has to be something wrong with BitComet. It makes no sense that everything is working fine and then a new version is released and now I can't download a thing. Obviously the developers of bitcomet aren't as bright as we all thought they were. Also, I very much doubt I will get a response from any of the tech support staff or forum admins. I get the feeling from many of the threads that the tech support just enjoys telling people what they are doing wrong and don't give very clear instructions or suggestions to help your problem, all the answers are very vague. That is of course if they even answer you at all. It seems they put a lot more detail in telling people to provide more info and detail of their problem than actually helping those who do provide information with their problems. I'm overall very disappointed with BitComet and it's "help" forum.

I hear ya brother. I went through all the guides that are stickied and I've tried everything. Never had a problem until now. I didn't even change anything. Tried reinstalling everything, I'm not even using any kind of firewall. Bitcomet is just excluding us.

To my knowledge, no one has changed any router settings. This all happened when I tried to upgrade to 0.77. I noticed nothing worked, so I went back to 0.70 and I still can't connect to any trackers. I tried disabling the ip.filter and settings 2,3,4 in connections. Any other suggestions?

I am having this exact same problem as well. Can I get an update on this? Anyone figure out how to fix this?

I am using BitComet Version 0.70 (stable version). I originally had upgraded to 0.77 and had problems. Cleared bitcomet from computer, reinstalled 0.70. I do not connect to a router, I live in an apt building where I plug into the wall. I have windows firewall disables and I have McAfee as an Antivirus/firewall. I keep getting Tracker statuses such as: Connecting Tracker to say Start, waiting for response In the tracker tab, it says: Can't Connect Tracker(10060), waiting 100s to retry... If you need more info please let me know. I am trying to download many different torrents with many seeders, but I can't seem to connect and won't even list any peers. I haven't downloaded a thing since the new version was released. I have used BitComet with NO TROUBLE in the past until recently Here's my log script if that will help: Default tracker optimization rules file loaded. IP rules file: ipfilter.dat loaded, 0 entries. Start Listening at TCP Port:xxxxx Start Listening at UDP Port:xxxxx BitComet 0.70 is running on: CPU : Intel® Pentium® D CPU 3.00GHz 2992 MHz RAM size : 1.99 GB OS Version: Microsoft Windows XP Professional Service Pack 2 (Build 2600) Windows XP WF Status: TCP Port is not opened in Windows Firewall. Windows XP WF Status: add TCP port in Windows Firewall Succeed. Windows XP WF Status: UDP Port is not opened in Windows Firewall. Windows XP WF Status: add UDP port in Windows Firewall Succeed. Update Local IP: xxx.xxx.xx.xx (for privacy) Windows XP ICS Status: cannot find working ICS. Favourite sites file is updating from http://100.bitcomet.com/bitcomet/v0.64/fav/fav_en_us.xml SearchPage file is updating from http://100.bitcomet.com/bitcomet/v0.59/sea...earch_en_us.mht Preview_ad file is updating from http://adpage.bitcomet.com/bitcomet/adpage/preview-en-us.xml SearchPage file updated to .C:\Program Files\BitComet\fav\search_en_us.mht Favourite sites file downloaded .... failed in MD5 checking. Windows XP UPnP Status: Found WANConnectionDevice [Microsoft] [http://www.microsoft.com/] Windows XP UPnP Status: Found Service: WANIPConnection Windows XP UPnP Status: WAN IP: Windows XP UPnP Status: TCP Port Mapping Added! Windows XP UPnP Status: UDP Port Mapping Added! Mod Edit- IP and Port # hidden, for privacy

I have Windows Firewall and it is, and always has been, turned off. The Torrent I'm trying to download claims to have 1000 seeders and 4000 leechers.

In my tracker status, I get: Error: Tracker Response Error:need info_hash in Tracker: http://tv.tracker.prq.to/announce How do I fix this so I can download again?

No, because I have the exact same problem. There is nothing wrong with my ISP. Everything else works fine for internet. Once 0.77 came out, I couldn't download anything regarldess of using 0.77 or 0.70. My upload rate is 80% of my download, blah blah blah, read the forums and did everything I'm supposed to do. There has to be something else. Let me know how that proxy thing works.

Same thing happened to me, except it happened to be BEFORE I upgraded to 0.77. I got version 0.77, still no downloading. I uninstalled all BitComet programs, then re-installed BitComet 0.70, and still have no downloads. 0.70 doesn't work for me either. Could it be something else?

I am having trouble getting past "connecting..." status. I just recently moved to a new apt where the internet is highspeed but through the building management company. For some reason I can't get past "connecting..." when trying to download files. I am choosing torrents that have a good number of seeds and it says the tracker response is ok. I have gotten one file to connect so far but it's not really downloading. The seed/peer stats are 0/3[0/147]. With that many peers, you'd think I'd be able to download at least a little bit right? It's like this for all the downloads I've tried so far, I can't seem to actually download. I'm wondering if maybe my building management has found a way to block downloading or something? I've never had this issue on this computer before so I'm pretty sure all the settings are right. I do have the latest bitcomet version 0.70 and my settings aren't set too high either. Can anyone help?