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Todays topic is how to get the fastest speeds out of your torrent downloads using utorrent (whichever version you prefer)
The First step is to check whether at the very bottom of the window, a green tick is showing. If not it will probably be a yellow tirangle or a red cross. Any of the latter two means something is restricting your downloading. One possible problem may be that your router is stopping access with its hardware firewall. To solve this, you need to open up a port in your router firewall. The port number is the same one you use to download your torrents. Here is how to open up a port on a netgear router.
1. Log into your router settings with your IP address (usually 192.168.1.1)
2. Click on port forwarding.port triggering
3. Click "Add Custom Service" at the bottom of the window
4. Type whatever you like for your service name but try to make it easily identifiable
5. For "Service Type", keep it as your default
6. For both "starting port" and "ending port" put in the port number which you use to download the torrents
7. For Server IP address, enter the IP address of your computer. If you don't know it, go to "attached devices" on the side menu (in a new tab) and find your computer name. It should also have your IP address there.
This should give you the green tick on utorrent
To get even faster download speeds, try limiting your upload speeds. You will find that limiting it at a lower number will sometimes dramatically increase your download speed. But don't get too greedy. After a certain point, the download speed will slow down again.
These are my tips for increasing the download speed of your torrents. These two tricks are what worked best for me. There are still a few more if you do a bit of googling for it.
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