Sometimes clearing browser history cache is important, this will eliminate old stored data from your PC and improve browsing performance… https://www.digitaltrends.com/computing/how-to-clear-your-browser-cache/ Reducing amount of bandwidth download/upload speed as bc22 mentioned are also very helpful… This will reduce amount of CPU being used... Also clearing DNS cache is also important... example: DNS server overload in the case of a high number of visitors. Error messages like “DNS Server Not Responding” are a common and despised consequence. Some helpful link I included below [related to browsing behavior]… https://www.ionos.com/digitalguide/server/configuration/flush-dns/#:~:text=For%20this%20reason%2C%20operating%20systems,valid%20for%20a%20given%20time. https://www.noip.com/support/knowledgebase/how-do-i-flush-my-windows-dns-cache/ https://www.a2hosting.com/kb/getting-started-guide/internet-and-networking/clearing-the-dns-cache-on-your-computer

@MrMazda: As a general rule, we frown upon these files as they only serve to add space to the torrent, which isn't necessary to the downloading of the torrent. @ Mr Mazda Yes I totally agree on this… [unwanted or junk files taking up space]

This would appear to be a DNS issue on your end. You may want to try switching to Google DNS by using 8.8.8.8 and 8.8.4.4 as your DNS servers.

The only other thing I might recommend is downloading the K-Lite Codec Mega Pack from www.codecguide.com It has many of the codecs that are either hard to find, or you otherwise have to pay for with the newer versions of Windows, unless you install them for free from the codec pack.

Hello Friend my opinion keep your file by ur side, don't use cloud storage. best hard drive to buy are named ' Seagate BarraCuda ' and choose the size you need. yes Hard Drive Have A Lifetime and They will eventually fail. So i recommend a SSD Are more expensive but more trust worthy. Yes you should always backup your files.

you can just screen record the whole thing or use idm and limit it to one part to get rid of any suspicion

Nevermind, after looking through some other threads, the solution for me was to enable the SSL tracker. May be useful in case anyone else comes across this thread

Hi @rayban099 - hope all is well with you? Keen to see about updating this setup, if you're around.  Maybe you can drop me a PM so we don't have to fill the forum space up with too much specific stuff for one user?  Happy to chat it through publically too if you want I've sort of cheated with my uploading… I set my max uploads to 2500 torrents and now I'm uploading 1,224 of them... meaning I'm finally getting some ratio back!  But that's still within qBittorrent... so I keep getting asked to reseed things and it just... won't

Don't use any of these new versions of utorrent go back to the release like kalayaan suggests.

You can't use Surf Shark to seed This is why I use these https://airvpn.org/?referred_by=201634 They do cost a bit more but you get so much more control plus the old saying you get what you pay for (these offer discounts when its special times of the year like halloween etc) The other thing Surf Shark sounds good on paper but simple things like unlimited connections and constant pushing deals this just shows I wouldn't trust them what so ever its not sustainable

FYI: The site works good for me. no issue here.

@tiempo: So this website in particular is actually so simple to download from… No need for any program other than Chrome. Right click and select "Inspect." Select "Network." So say you wanted 1080p. Click each video you want to get on the page, adjust your quality to what you would like. Then in the search area of the Inspect type "1080p" or whatever quality you selected. Each video will pop up and it will look like this: [image: 1781650898886-4945fbd94ce1.jpg] Simply right click each link and select "Open in new tab" and the file will ask if you want to save. Can't believe that was so simple… Hi, what is that website?

Found one active torrent so far (the other 2 are dead): https://www.gaytor.rent/details.php?id=c589e89d512a6b0c11244bd4543d392cea3f2953588318c3 If you're unable to download torrents to open with your torrent client (such as uTorrent) - try using a different browser.

Which country's IP address are you using? I tried a few ones, US, HK, JP, SG, BR….all says “not available in your country” http://anonym.es/?https://www.ifihome.ie/film/taxi-zum-klo/

@eobox91103: I have a lot of "adult" material on my computer, as well as financial data, browsers with saved passwords, etc.  This stuff is saved under my user profile (it's a Windows machine), so theoretically nobody could get to it unless they have my logon password.  But people are clever, especially nieces and nephews who visit occasionally,  Is there a more secure way of locking down these files or directories?  Years ago I used something called Norton Encrypt, which locked individual files with a password, but it's rather clunky to use. A second question involved portable drives, such as USB sticks or external hard drives.  Any thoughts on good ways of locking those up? Thanks muc! It's been a few months since you posted, but it would be best to not allow anyone who is a minor to use your computer if you have porn on it.  Even if you have it password protected or encrypted, there may be ways it could be accessible.  For example, the software  you use to play videos may keep a history of videos watched and even have video in a cache.  Don't take chances with something like that.  Kids these days are smart about stuff like that.

@kazaafrk: If you're interested in sharing your vast library, … Let me know. While not vast, I've spent a painstaking amount of time finding names and cover art for my porn collection. I also have a little sprinkling of music, movies, & TV there as well. I can be found on Plex with the same username as seen here. Happy to Share 4 Share!