Different computer on same broadband connection torrents AOK. Multiple countries used on each, including endpoints specifically designated for torrenting.

How may I find what's blocking torrenting in Windows? > netsh int ipv4 show excludedportrange protocol=tcp Multiple torrents, including several from did not help. Uninstalling Deluge, then installing Transmission, setting Windows Firewall to allow Transmission to send & receive data, then rebooting, resulted in Transmission not able to receive torrents as well. Changing ports to Random also did not help. Download qBittorrent v4.5.2 (multiple installer choice) (Additional download options) Installer type Info Mirrors PGP Signature 64-bit installer: Uses Qt5 and libtorrent 1.2.x series. Changing the Incoming port to 51001, then hit Apply then tested that port, it also failed. However, when I went into Preferences, set the incoming port to 51000, then hit Apply then tested that port, it failed.

Using the standard Windows Firewall, & enabled Deluge to use both public & private networks.Īlso enabled ports 51000-51010 in Windows Firewall for both TCP and UDP, both Inbound & Outbound. Starting Deluge with 'Run as administrator' also did not help. QbitTorrent stopped working in Windows 10, so I uninstalled it, and replaced it with Deluge.įailed to execute script 'deluge-script' due to unhandled exception: An attempt was made to access a socket in a way forbidden by its access permissions'

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