have a big problem with utorrent !!!

[Daniel]

First off, a router does not block your traffic, no matter if ports are forwarded or not - this is not an issue of connectability but of a http transfer that goes south. It would be much easier to know if this is an issue with your current operating system or not - try some kind of live cd and start a torrent client on that OS for example. If that still doesn't work, your problem is definitely no firewall, antivirus or any other local software.

Give it another shot before you do that though: Try using a ssl (https) torrent if you have access to a tracker which supports this. HDBits for example allows you to change this in the profile.

In any case: as you have tried this with different trackers and different clients, this is certainly no issue you have with multiple IP's or some banned/disabled TL account.

[zedex]

First off, a router does not block your traffic, no matter if ports are forwarded or not - this is not an issue of connectability but of a http transfer that goes south. It would be much easier to know if this is an issue with your current operating system or not - try some kind of live cd and start a torrent client on that OS for example. If that still doesn't work, your problem is definitely no firewall, antivirus or any other local software.

Give it another shot before you do that though: Try using a ssl (https) torrent if you have access to a tracker which supports this. HDBits for example allows you to change this in the profile.

In any case: as you have tried this with different trackers and different clients, this is certainly no issue you have with multiple IP's or some banned/disabled TL account.

SEEMS LIKE U KNOW WHAT UR TALKING ABOUT SO CAN U EXPLAIN ME AGAIN WHAT TO DO WITH THE CD ?