First check your Firewall and whitelist utorrent or simply skip to another torrent downloader like bit torrent :. Make sure the torrent has enough seeds for it to start because it requires a P2P connection. There are several possible reasons, some of them already listed above. One common problem is perhaps no one seed the file anymore,.
Has it worked for you in the past? There are several reasons why the downloads stop before getting complete. Here we are listing few of them to let you understand the possible reasons. Antivirus and Firewalls are helpful to an extent. Even though, they may also cause some problems in certain situations. If any of the sources from where the downloading file is served has there in the blacklist of the Antivirus or the Firewall, there is no way to download it when they are turned on.
Even it is a good security measure, some legitimate sites also get blocked by Firewalls or antivirus. This blocks the data flow at a certain point of time where the download becomes unresponsive. Most of the times, such errors will be bypassed by the Download Managers. If thousands of users using the server where the file that you are trying to download is located at the same time.
And if the server has no much resources to handle such a massive real-time traffic, some downloads might get affected. At the point where the bandwidth reached its maximum, your connection with the server gets temporarily disconnected and the download stops.
If you are using the browsers to download such files, you may not be able to resume it. But using a Download Manager can help most of the times. If you have a faulty or slow connection, the possibility of losing connection with the target server is very high. So, you should use a better connection to download files especially the bigger ones.
For small files that size few MBs, the connection speed is not a problem. But for larger files, you better take a good connection before trying to download again after numerous attempts. It is very uncommon to have the problems by the Browsers and download manager software. By default, Vuze creates a Vuze Downloads folder in your Downloads folder.
You can always change the location from within Vuze. Simply click the Vuze menu, and select Preferences. From there, select Downloads and you can change the location within the bar. Where do Downloaded Files go? How can I Stop Seeding? Then something in your setup either configuration settings or some piece of software is blocking.
Which points to the router as most likely, although it could be something else installed on the machines. I don't that something specific is installed on all of the machines that could be preventing the download so there is probably something going on with the router.
But what could it be? Oh,so this varies from router to router. Ok,should i try to turn the firewall off and try to download the files I want or is there something else specific I should do? I never said it was caused by uTorrent. As mentioned in the problem's description I tried 5 different clients and none of them worked properly.
I am just trying to find the solution to my problem. I had the same problem across several clients.
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