Rhubarb

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That's usually a symptom of lag. You could try reducing the download limit on BC but, even then, it mightn't be enough. What is probably happening is that the game servers are being overloaded (possibly due to the increased numberof people playing online during lockdowns) and that reduces the amount of bandwisth for individual players. Having BC running simultaneously eats into your own bandwidth and, if the game speed is reduced too far, it will crash out. It's not a related issue, but anotherthing thatcan cause hiccups in online gaming is A/V scanning. This is a known issue in Second Li

The default value for DHT is, if I recall, 1,000 magnet files. If you're downloading more than that, there's something wrong with your setup. Try deleting all the entries in Torrent Exchange and see if that improves things

While it's possible that you have associated magnet files with a prticular website, it's equally possible that your source for magnet links is bad. I'd try a different source - you could be clicking on a spam link and not a proper magnet file However, check on your 'associations' in your browser. This is what it looks like in Firefox (other browsers may be different) but if it says anythimng other than Bitcomet, delete the entry

Tracker errors are not only possible but to happen. Look ay thje bottom of the 'statistics' window and you'll see the number of 'DNS failures'

Amarsi - that sounds as if you are losing the connection to the trackers. It's obviously not a common issue (or this thread would be full of 'me too' posts). Now, whether the problem is between the computer and router or the router and the trackers, I honestly can't say. It could be anything, including out of date network drivers, router firmware or even your ISP interfering (mine used to do that at one time and slowed down any transfers if they felt I was using too much bandwidth). It could even be a windows issue. As I said, it's unlikely to be BC itself or we would have a huge num

You are running a VM - that's the problem. While you can copy files, the app doesn't 'see' the primary OS.

Just for curiosity, why are you running an NTFS system in a VM anyway? I multi-boot using GRUB with all OSs on their own partitions but migrating from one system to another is too problematic really so I don't even try. You can copy files- that's a given but ther problem arises in that the app running in the other OS simply ca't access the other OS.

Your computer is only connecting intermittently to the router. It's possible that you are not setting the gateway correctly Try this in network settings IP address 192.168.1.21 Netmask 255.255.255.0 Default Gateway 192.168.1.1 Use the following DNS server addresses 192.168.1.1 8.8.8.8 in advanced add 8.8.4.4 Open your router settimgs in a browser (http://192.168.1.1) and set it for post number (any five figure number you like) and assign that to 192.168.1.21 for both TCP and UDP In bitcomet set your port number to match the one in the rout

If you are unwilling to tell me the results of a ping in COMMAND PROMPT, there's nothing further I can do

Open a command prompt Type 'ping 192.168.1.1' and just note the response (it will run four times) Do the same for 8.8.8.8 and 8.8.4.4 Packet loss is when you receive corrupt data - it's nothing to do with bitcomet but more to a defective packet (data corrupted or paclen was incorrect) It should be obvious really that you will only have packet loss when you receive packets - if you aren't sending or receiving packets then you simply won't have any packets to lose

Try setting your computer IP to a fixed value (not auto) such as 192.168.1.12 and make sure that BC has a fixed port value corresponding to one set on the router for that poarticular intranet IP. Don't use just one DNS - use both 8.8.8.8 and 8.8.4.4. Sometimes you may need to use 192.168.1 as primary DNS with 8.8.8.8 as secondary, but 8.8.4.4 is also needed. Try it both ways That set of red lines tells me absolutely nothing. If you want a ping value, open a command prompt and type 'ping 192.168.1.1' (without quotes) and also try a ping to your isp (do NOT post that IP here or anywher

If the source is missing a necessary file (and it may be one of only a few KB) there's nothing you can do apart from trying another source. If it's yourself de-selecting small files, then don't de-select them

Are you downloading the entire contents and, if so, are other downloads continuing? It's possible that the seeding station isn't complete. A lot of times the .txt or .jpg files actually overlap another segment which has a necessary file. This also applies to your download - without the small part in the 'info' file, the main part of the file may be incomplete

At the risk of repeating myself, the blocklist is an EMULE function - not a Bitcomet one. It's only there if and when the emule plugin is activated. It's also present if only emule (and not BC) is installed