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Then you should change the listen port, 6881 - 6999 are 'well known BitTorrent ports and as such, are often blocked by ISPs.

Abnormal process?? I don't see anything 'abnormal' or unusual in your screen dump.

Python 2x.are required. is possible or NOT with my condition:

That would probably depend on your condition. Is this a medical condition or a logical condition?

Or do you mean "Can Python 2.x be installed on 64bit Windows 7? And the answer to that is, .... Yes it can

@ciaobaby
That would probably depend on your condition. Is this a medical condition or a logical condition?
Then you should change the listen port, 6881 - 6999 are 'well known BitTorrent ports and as such, are often blocked by ISPs.
Python 2.x be installed on 64bit Windows 7?
I'm not so clearly your answer?
my question in short:
I should to change all listen port from 6881 to 6999 is it correct?
Python 2.x required if i wish to do search within qBittorent?
or Python should be installed to get all feature and properly performances of qBittorrent?
(do search or not did, within qBittorent)
Can you provide me your sample setting of qBittorrent for my quick reference?
Thanks a lot for your quick reply..

[quote="ismet"]
I should to change all listen port from 6881 to 6999 is it correct?[/quote]
Your port should NOT be between 6881-6889. Just click the "random" button. It will choose a random port. Be sure to forward the same port from your router. And allow it from your firewall settings too.

[quote="ismet"]Python 2.x required if i wish to do search within qBittorent?[/quote]
Python is needed ONLY if you want to search. It doesn't affect speed or performance. If you don't want to use the builtin torrent search then you don't need it.

[quote="sledgehammer_999"]
[quote="ismet"]
I should to change all listen port from 6881 to 6999 is it correct?[/quote]
Your port should NOT be between 6881-6889. Just click the "random" button. It will choose a random port. Be sure to forward the same port from your router. And allow it from your firewall settings too.

[quote="ismet"]Python 2.x required if i wish to do search within qBittorent?[/quote]
Python is needed ONLY if you want to search. It doesn't affect speed or performance. If you don't want to use the builtin torrent search then you don't need it.
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@sledgehammer_999
Yeah, yes yes.. now i'm understand with your answer,, In short, Port use random. Python needed if we want to search builtin torrent.
of course with same port forward of my router...and not blocked by Firewall.
OK Thanks so much dude, i'm right away to check my setting. see you then.

[quote="ismet"]
[align=center]My qBittorrent Main Menu UI[/align]
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[align=center]After Port Change to Random DHT Nodes Increase to 167, previous 126 nodes, Please Your Note here for above image![/quote]
Are you sure that you have forwarded the port from your router? The yellow icon at the bottom should be green if you have incoming connections. This happens when you are forwarding the port. Unless you didn't download/seed anything and that torrent was from before there.

[quote="ismet"]
[center]My qBittorrent speed[/align]
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[align=center]Your note start here for above image[/align][/quote]

What is the max upload speed of your internet connection? Put ~80% of that in the upload speed limit.


The other options seem OK depending on the usage. For example if you want to do MOSTLY seeding then you might want to adjust the cache settings(increase), put a limit on the download speed and leave the upload speed unlimited.

Btw, what is your native language? You might want to change to that language in order to better understand qBittorrent.
Tools->Options->Behavior->Language

[quote="ismet"][align=center]My qBittorrent AdvancedI[/align]
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[center]Your note start here for above image[/align]
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If you want to find peers more quickly you should enable "Always announce to all trackers" and "Exchange trackers with other peers"

Kind sledgehammer_999,
Here is my response to your quick answer,
@sledgehammer_999
Are you sure that you have forwarded the port from your router?
The yellow icon at the bottom should be green if you have incoming connections.
This happens when you are forwarding the port. Unless you didn't download/seed
anything and that torrent was from before there.
@ismet
on image the files are downloaded yesterday, still stay there.
(The icon must be green on the download progress)? it's correct Sir

@sledgehammer_999
What is the max upload speed of your internet connection? Put ~80% of that in the upload speed limit.
The other options seem OK depending on the usage.
For example if you want to do MOSTLY seeding then you might want to adjust the cache settings(increase),
put a limit on the download speed and leave the upload speed unlimited.
@ismet my UL speed very low 0.5MBs DL 3.2MBs ping time 23ms.

@sledgehammer_999
Btw, what is your native language? You might want to change to that language in order to better understand qBittorrent.
Tools->Options->Behavior->Language
@ismet i prefer use english.

@sledgehammer_999
if you want to find peers more quickly you should enable "Always announce to all trackers" and "Exchange trackers with other peers"
@ismet, yes i will change as i need.
another question how to check my ISP doesn't sharping my internet / blocked torrent port, how i do?
what is [DHT] [PeX] [LSD], frankly i don't know..pardon me.
and why qBittorent for windows need python?
I'm assuming the program is interpreted and not compiled because it requires Python to be installed.

By the way I can't say anything then big Thanks to you personally
and hope you're not bored when i came with problems and issues.
Thanks Dear Admin! and to all.

[quote="ismet"]
what is [DHT] [PeX] [LSD], frankly i don't know..pardon me.[/quote]
DHT = Distributed Hash Table -> https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mainline_DHT
It allows you to find peers for a torrent even if it doesn't have any trackers OR even its trackers don't work.

PeX = Peer exchange -> https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peer_exchange

LSD = Local Peer(Service) Discovery
It allows you to find peers on the same LAN network

[quote="ismet"]and why qBittorent for windows need python?
I'm assuming the program is interpreted and not compiled because it requires Python to be installed.[/quote]

I suppose you don't understand English well. qBittorrent is written in C++ not in Python. The search plugins are written in Python. If you want to use the search feature then you must install Python. Otherwise don't install it. It is as simple as that.

[quote="sledgehammer_999"]
[quote="ismet"]
what is [DHT] [PeX] [LSD], frankly i don't know..pardon me.[/quote]
DHT = Distributed Hash Table -> https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mainline_DHT
It allows you to find peers for a torrent even if it doesn't have any trackers OR even its trackers don't work.

PeX = Peer exchange -> https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peer_exchange

LSD = Local Peer(Service) Discovery
It allows you to find peers on the same LAN network

[quote="ismet"]and why qBittorent for windows need python?
I'm assuming the program is interpreted and not compiled because it requires Python to be installed.[/quote]

I suppose you don't understand English well. qBittorrent is written in C++ not in Python. The search plugins are written in Python. If you want to use the search feature then you must install Python. Otherwise don't install it. It is as simple as that.
[/quote]Now I'm going to learning more qBittorrent
Thanks for all your guidance.