Torrents not downloading port

 · I'm am not asking why this is happening but an explanation of why would be appreciated if you can also solve the problem. Bitcomet also metioned something about a listening port being blocked and would it be unsafe to download a torrent from some website (like bitlet or fuge) on a . None of my torrents download, and the bottom says "No Incoming Connections". In googling for this problem, I have turned off uPnP, to no avail. Most help threads with the same issue also recommend port forwarding my router, but I'm not quite sure how to do that. But I also read an article that says that port forwarding does nothing. So idk. Why Is uTorrent not Downloading? There are several reasons our uTorrent or BitTorrent client is not downloading. The main one that you come across is usually a dead torrent. When there’s a dead torrent, it’s not working properly because no peers share the file via the network. When your device is a peer in the network, you are seeding it when you share a file.

I'm am not asking why this is happening but an explanation of why would be appreciated if you can also solve the problem. Bitcomet also metioned something about a listening port being blocked and would it be unsafe to download a torrent from some website (like bitlet or fuge) on a school wireless connection. Bypass Torrent Blocking. 1. Get the HTTP link. So, the way torrents are blocked is by closing the p2p ports. But the ISPs can never block HTTP (port 80) or FTP ports (port 21) since these ports are used for regular browsing. So, if we can somehow use this HTTP/FTP port to access torrents, we are good to go. Find your uTorrent Listening Port. The first step in getting uTorrent to work properly is finding your uTorrent Listening Port.. You can find your uTorrent listening ports by clicking Options and selecting Preferences.. Now in the Preferences dialog box, select Connection.. You should see your uTorrent Listening Port listed in the upper right of the Preferences dialog box.

Why Is uTorrent not Downloading? There are several reasons our uTorrent or BitTorrent client is not downloading. The main one that you come across is usually a dead torrent. When there’s a dead torrent, it’s not working properly because no peers share the file via the network. When your device is a peer in the network, you are seeding it when you share a file. Open a port for torrent downloading. This video tutorial shows how to open a port for torrent downloading on your computer. Click Start menu, type cmd command in Search area. In cmd window type ipconfig and press Enter. Remember or write down your IP adress. Type exit and press Enter to close cmd window. Press Start menu again, select Control Panel. If the ports that uTorrent uses are blocked, you can’t download your torrent file (or share it with others). A good way around this is to use port forwarding (or port mapping). You can set up port forwarding to forward traffic to the BitTorrent ports to your PC (and vice versa), allowing uTorrent to make a stable connection.