Wireless

[Steel_Magnolia]

Which Bittorrent Program should i use when i have a wireless connection. :icon_rr:
now i use Bittorrent client and it totaly sucks

[Auggie2k]

There is no real preference for BT when it comes to your internet connection type (only that it's not dial up)

Just for pure simplicity, ease, filesize and RAM usage I would recommend uTorrent. Here's the link...

http://www.zeropaid.com/utorrent/

There is also a useful uTorrent guide here...

http://www.zeropaid.com/news/6184/Beginner%27s+guide+to+BitTorrent+downloading

[Krell]

There is no real preference for BT when it comes to your internet connection type (only that it's not dial up)

Did you miss the fact that they are Belgian?

2 Belgians in one week, hmmmm might be a conspiracy.



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[Borgs8472]

I agree, utorrent.

One problem I've found with my wireless connection is my signals, quite weak so the PC sometimes loses the signal and reconnects with an APIPA. Also manually setting the IP caused problems.

In the end I ended up port fowarding to the most typically assigned network ip ( 192.168.2.7 ) and letting the router do DHCP. It seems to have solved those problems.

[shallowhall]

bitcomet is the best for me, utorrent never worked well

[lifehacker]

uTorrent is a great BitTorrent client, its small and very fast. Its my client of choice and I reccomend it.