Here's a thinker....

**mbucari1** · 06-02-2007, 01:13 AM

I was think about this in the back of my mind for an hour or so, and it came to me. It sounds like your isp. Maybe they have adopted a new p2p policy.

**slim150** · 06-02-2007, 02:03 AM

Sorry for this noob-like comment, but maybe a discussion will help resolve your issue.

[noob] in utorrent, don't you have the ability to assign a port for it to use? have you tried changing the port in the options to a non BT port. If an ISP is trying to block BT if you moved it to a different port.. would that help? [/noob]

sort of talking about my butt there

**y7deluxe** · 06-02-2007, 02:14 AM

**peat moss** · 06-02-2007, 02:22 AM

Originally Posted by slim150

Sorry for this noob-like comment, but maybe a discussion will help resolve your issue.

[noob] in utorrent, don't you have the ability to assign a port for it to use? have you tried changing the port in the options to a non BT port. If an ISP is trying to block BT if you moved it to a different port.. would that help? [/noob]

sort of talking about my butt there

Not a noob comment at all , maybe his firewall is blocking a port or not set up right ? y7deluxe sounds very knowledgeable tho and probably should ask his ISP .

Call them , pretend your a dad and the kids are complaining about speeds and the money your spending for a high speed connection is already too high . Works every time .

Another thing to ask yourself , is it the file your D/L'd or the tracker your using ?