Torrents Still At 0kb/s

[Decode]

I'm afraid I'm going to have to claim that slowest prize.



My average BitTorrent download speeds are about 30kb/s but I've had up to about 90kb/s before..

There's obviously a problem there, you should contact BT. Say you are not happy and you want to be upgraded to the 16MB plan for no extra cost.

[Wayne]

Could somebody actually help me out... :/

[N!ck]

Could somebody actually help me out... :/

Did you try protocol encryption?

[Robbie]

Is there a green tick on uTorrent and not a red x or yellow !. Also does the portforward checker say the port is correctly forwarded?

Also try this; http://isohunt.com/torrent_details/5...9/?tab=summary

Heavily seeded.

[Wayne]

Did you try protocol encryption?

I tried that and it increased it by about 2kb/s.

Is there a green tick on uTorrent and not a red x or yellow !. Also does the portforward checker say the port is correctly forwarded?

Also try this; http://isohunt.com/torrent_details/5...9/?tab=summary

Heavily seeded.

Currently downloading that torrent at 2.8kb/s. What do you mean green tick? Where mate?

[Robbie]

[Wayne]

No green ticks.

[Tom:GC]

There's obviously a problem there, you should contact BT. Say you are not happy and you want to be upgraded to the 16MB plan for no extra cost.

Haha don't worry its not normally that slow, it's playing up today for some reason, plus I was downloading a few torrents and some updates on my PS3 at the time, so I guess that slowed it down a bit. Although I dunno, does that affect it? But I live in the country so I can't expect it to be massive exactly..

Oh and @ Wayne, maybe try a different client, like Vuze? See if that works for you..

[Robbie]

Double click it, see what port it says e.g 12345

then go to www.portforward.com for instructions for portforwarding on your router

[Wayne]

Thanks Robbie, I'll try that.