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Your name. I want to get pro advice on Mac apps and exclusive member offers. Create account. I have been running in to this same problem with several torrents stopping at various percentage points. I then look at the list of peers under the Peers tab and of course, I see several other peers sitting at the same percentage point as me. Its quite obvious that the others on my peer list are not getting any data from this person either.
I do not understand why the client will not pull data from this person. Is there any way to force the client to pull data from this person? I heard that media companies try to poison torrents or send out fake files but these are actually the TV episodes I was trying to get. I have been trying to download episodes of the 's Josie and the Pussycats cartoon series using links from Kickass Torrents. Any ideas on how this could be done?? 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.
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