There is no guarantee that anyone else will want to download the item and even less guarantee that if someone does download, that some of that download would be from you. If you've downloaded the item from this same tracker and have just left it in your torrent program, then you should be seeding - assuming you are connectable, etc. · While the programs are downloading, there are around 50 peers, but as soon as it finishes downloading and starts to seed, it drops to I am unsure of what to do, and need a solution fast, as the website I download from has a ratio that is based of your uploads, and as it is not working, my ratio is dropping. · delete the torrent from utorrent, the one that appeared there after you created the torrent, and reload it again from the folder you saved it. then copy the files that people are supposed to download in the download directory stop the torrent and do a force recheck Everything should be ok after that. Good Luck Go to topic listing All Activity Home.
I'm failrly new to using BitTorrent (4 months) but with the help of reading many pages and watching video's I was able to set up my BTC and recently I have had problems with the last two torrents I have created not uploading fully. I have been seeding a file that is GBs for over 48 hours and i. Here's how to accomplish this task in the popular torrent client, uTorrent: First, open up your uTorrent client and head over to Options at the top left. Next, click on Preferences. Now, click on Bandwidth on the left. Where you see Maximum upload rate (kB/s): [0: unlimited], type the number 1 in the box to the right. All the user needs to do here is to right-click on the file and select "stop'. This will sever the file's connection to the network but leave the file intact and ready for use. To be completely sure the user can open the file and move it to a folder of their choice then delete the file in uTorrent. The completed file will then be safely.
delete the torrent from utorrent, the one that appeared there after you created the torrent, and reload it again from the folder you saved it. then copy the files that people are supposed to download in the download directory. stop the torrent and do a force recheck. Everything should be ok after that. I just got into a decent tracker and am trying to maintain a good ratio. The only problem is that for some reason whenever I download torrents, once the torrent is done downloading it won't seed. It says seeding but it says 0 B uploaded, kB/s uploading, and a share ratio. I'm using utorrent (build ). That's why the utorrent is not available to connect to peers. Hence it is not downloading that file. Whenever you are downloading a torrent file,check the number of seeders(in green),more the seeders, more the downloading bltadwin.ru it is zero,then it is next to impossible to download that file.
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