I can't download any torrents because they are stalling. I tried everything to fix it, but I started to gave up... With the 4.2.0 update it was good, but since I installed the 4.2.1 update I haven't seen any downloaded torrents. PLEASE try to fix it somehow.
I see the same issue in the new 4.2.1 (also on Windows 10) - all torrents remain on stalled. The DHT nodes stays at 0.
I run as a standard user account - so I tried running qBittorrent as an admin user and then it works. When running as an admin DHT is > 0, and I can download files correctly.
Previous versions of qBittorrent were working fine when running as a standard user, but the new one doesn't seem to work like this anymore...
Any ideas - would prefer not to have to run it as an admin?
Managed to get mine working again by changing the incoming connection port to 49152 - it was on 4500. Not sure exactly why that would make a difference but it's working when I run it as a standard user again now. The admin profile had different settings so when I ran as admin the port was also a different number which is why it was working like that as well - so it's not specifically running as admin that was causing it to work - just the different port number I think.
Hi,
Mine is working again by changing the incoming connection port too. I clicked the button to randomize it and the files started to download immediately as soon as the port changed.
Still getting this. My port is set, Upnp port selecting is disabled. My settings are pretty much what they've always been and worked until a few updates ago. Now I go to d/l a torrent and it just sits at stalled, yet there are confirmed seeds.
Omg, just registered to thank those that mentioned changing the port. Not sure what happened as I've not made any changes but since Sunday no torrents would download. I figured it was just the torrents, but nope, looks like the port was stealth changed.
I changed it over to 49152 and poof, instead of just hanging on Downloading Metadata, it jumped to Stalled and then immediately it switched to downloading.
I wish my qB stalling issue was that easy to remedy. A lot of times now I need to force reannounce to kick qB into d/l, otherwise it just stays at stalled. It just did it yet again.....like a lot of, if not most, times. There's got to be a reason. I think I'll revert back to v3.3.16 and see what happens.
Or you fix your own network / setup... just maybe.. instead of blaming a client.
I mean, you can use whatever, I couldn't care less. But still, don't blame the computer / client...
Peter wrote: Sat Feb 08, 2020 7:34 pm
Or you fix your own network / setup... just maybe.. instead of blaming a client.
I mean, you can use whatever, I couldn't care less. But still, don't blame the computer / client...
For those that may not know how to do that, yes. Networking is my job. That's all been checked out. As I noted, this is a recent thing, but I can't put my finger on exactly what version it started. It happened randomly enough back then but has gotten worse. I've reverted back to v3.3.16 and interestingly enough, no stalling yet. Long time user of qB and I appreciate the work that has gone, and goes, into it.
Didn't mean to come off rude but I really don't know what to say or tell people. All I've got is a huge fat of "WorksForMe". Like... I am all for helping people - I always do that. But qBittorrent works. The latest version? Works. I run it on x86, x64, arm64. It works. I run it on big servers. kvm vms. containers. vps. vmware/virtualbox guest. hyper-v guest. on native Windows. Server 2019, 2016. Windows 10, 8.1. Ubuntu, Debian. mobile network? it works. fiber? cable? works. hotspot? wifi? works superb.
Not saying there is no setup where you might encounter problems. No config is the same. But that's my point. It must be something on the client side and not in the client...
Thanks Pete. I know how it goes. I don't like to ever say that it's definitely this-or-that because there's so many possible variables. I've noticed this for about...IIRC maybe two or three months ago and I've been checking everything since then. Nothing on my end, routers, switch, etc. has changed parameters. Maybe it's just a coincidence that the older version hasn't choked yet. I will definitely let you guys know if I find something definitive to help everyone out.
I mean...
- what antivirus/security product do you use?
- do you have an open port forward to your PC? and do you use a static IP on your machine? (thus port forward sticks)
- do you have the Windows firewall disabled?