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 · Share. Posted May 5, The same here, at the same time last week of April, 0 incoming connections although there's outgoing connections. Nothing has changed my end, incoming connections started playing up, sometimes 0 in the last few weeks before I installed the latest BitTorrent, but also with the latest BitTorrent 0 incoming connections.  · Posted Ap. With Norton Security Suite uninstalled, system restarted. the slackware torrent acted exactly the same with one exception; instead of the red "x", I went back to having the "no incoming connections" icon. The other torrent I was downloading also acted exactly the same way it did when Norton was running.


The listen sockets are closed, and incoming connections will only be accepted through a SOCKS5 or I2P proxy (if a peer proxy is set up and is run on the same machine as the tracker proxy). Since no incoming connections are accepted, NAT-PMP, UPnP, DHT and local peer discovery are all turned off when this setting is enabled. It informs me: "No incoming connections. Unless the icon turns green, it could indicate a problem with your network configuration." II had a similar problem about 12 months back with u torrent,i got rid of it changed to qBittorent and have not a a problem since. Step 3: Once done, plug back the power cables and turn on your Wi-Fi router or modem. No go to the uTorrent client and try to download the same torrent file to see if this works. If your internet connection is still bad then you have no option but to connect to your ISP and let them know about your internet connection issues.


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. A problem with uTorrent not connecting to peers can often be due to your system or network firewall. For BitTorrent clients like uTorrent to work correctly, they require open network ports to allow incoming and outgoing traffic. If the ports that uTorrent uses are blocked, you can’t download your torrent file (or share it with others). To set it up properly, you need to run our BitTorrent or torrent client and go to Menu Options Preferences Connection. The Connection tab is located on the left pane. Once you click on it, we’ll see everything you need.

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