When I quit the program, it seems to be closed, but it is still in the list of processes in task manager - the memory usage is unchanged. Killing the process has no effect. Restaring the system is not possible, too.
The shutdown process locks on the "Shutting down" screen, the hdd-led is still active. Just registered to say that I'm having exactly the same problem. With larger torrents. Windows 7 bit here also.
I Lose speed, then it will not respond when I close, sometimes. Most of the time it just closes but then wont reopen, as it is still active in process hogging memory, close process then restart, it works fine then slows then locks and rinse and repeat. Also Avast is picking up malware past 2 days when starting utorrent - inspsearch-comfavicon - ico coming up as malware. May be false postive as the problems with Utorrent predate warnning.
Same issue. Memory usage is always high however my OS doesnt hang. I have a very similar problem. The only solution I've found so far is to shut down uTorrent and start it up again, then it downloads just fine for a while. Sometimes it takes a long time to shut it down, it just hangs around in the process list. Until I kill it, with a process killer, that aggressively kills processes like on linux. I don't think it's the size of the pieces issue. Suppose I set one file's priority to High, and the rest of the 99 files' priorities to Low, I notice that uTorrent downloads the beginning and end parts of all the files in alphabetical order not downloading the middle sections of the files.
Then after it does that to all the files, it will then continue the middle part of the file that is set for High priority. I tried asking for help, but I got responded to negatively.
I am sorry, I didn't mean to piss off the administrators. Start new topic. Recommended Posts. Posted May 15, Hello, I've had this issue before with BitTorrent, and now it happens with uTorrent. Note: Some VPN services are free but, as with most things in life, you get what you pay for. Firstly, you need to make sure your Windows Firewall or anti-virus app is not blocking your uTorrent. Although the uTorrent setup wizard will automatically add an exception for uTorrent in Windows Firewall, sometimes this will fail due to your third-party antivirus settings.
If your antivirus app is doing an excellent job, it may take over control over your Windows Firewall and block your uTorrent, thus causing uTorrent not downloading issues. If your uTorrent is stuck on connecting to peers , it can be a temporary stale download caused by outdated seeders or trackers.
This will immediately check for more peers. Then navigate to the uTorrent folder and delete the file named resume. The culprit can be uTorrent settings such as ports not working, you can run a quick test and let uTorrent adjust its settings automatically. Some of the configurations of uTorrent will interfere with your internet connection, thus causing the uTorrent not downloading issues.
Here is how to fix it:. This can check if this issue is related to a network problem. If all of these fail to solve your problem, then the problem might be your torrent file — dead torrent no Seeds.
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