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[Bp103]

Bittorrent and uTorrent are almost the same program now, and are very minimalistic.

uTorrent has the side bar going to the bottom as bittorrent does not, Bittorrent has a "Get Stuff" button as uTorrent does not, both have a few different icons, But nothing really Fire vs water difference.

bit-comet is very user friendly. but it had way to much going on for my liking, and tried to install an updater program. Though it was harmless I prefer to keep track of my updates myself.

I have also used Vuze it has a nice feel and looks nice and works good but I found it a little bit confusing to actually use at times, and it seems as if it wants to be a media browser more than a torrent manger.

I have used them all recently in an attempt to find something new to use, but I seem to like Bittorrent most only because its just not distracting and actually quite boring. If I want to be entertained I have games for that.:bleh:

That is my views on those clients...

In conclusion it depends on what you want to do with it.

minimalistic Try Bittorrent or uTorrent
media Try Vuze
lots of stuff / user friendly Try bit-commit

[bobson]

I was using BitSpirit when I had XP, but on Vista ... I do not know how to make torrnts work a little bit faster than 10-20kb/s (it was sometimes 500-750 kb/s on XP). So now there is a well hidden TorrentFlux server working 24/7 Not really fast but works without stopping

[_r.u.s.s.]

try different client maybe?

[bobson]

nope, I tried different clients, I asked my ISP about quequeing P2P, finally I read about it - it's problem with Vista security. You can have 10 connections opened at once at max. There are patches and cracks to fix it but it does not work in my case - dunno why :/

[GTX2GvO]

Originally Posted by bob-satan

nope, I tried different clients, I asked my ISP about quequeing P2P, finally I read about it - it's problem with Vista security. You can have 10 connections opened at once at max. There are patches and cracks to fix it but it does not work in my case - dunno why :/

I think that patch your talking about might still work.
You only need to be sure you have Admin rights to the file(s):

C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM32\DRIVERS\TCPIP.SYS
C:\WINDOWS\SERVICEPACKFILES\I386\TCPIP.SYS
(system dependend eventually C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM32\DLLCACHE\TCPIP.SYS too).

(It's best you searched "TCPIP.SYS" on your C: Drive and get Admin rights on all)

That is. If you ARE talking about the Event ID 4226 Patcher.

[bobson]

I can patch the system, but after that I nearly can't use it! It stops during boot and says, that there are changes ... OK, I could be manually confirming all that sh*t every time when the computer starts, but sometimes I just want to do something quick, and it takes a while to start-up with this thing.

Do you know any bypass to the start-up checking for changes in Vista?

[GTX2GvO]

Originally Posted by bob-satan

I can patch the system, but after that I nearly can't use it! It stops during boot and says, that there are changes ... OK, I could be manually confirming all that sh*t every time when the computer starts, but sometimes I just want to do something quick, and it takes a while to start-up with this thing.

Do you know any bypass to the start-up checking for changes in Vista?

Sorry no.. Didn't even knew Vista was THIS evil..
(I'm still using XP myself)

The admin part was all the help I could give..

Maybe you could Mail the guy who made the patch.

See if he knows more about how to Patch Vista..