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Using DHT tracker

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	;What is DHT Network?		;What is DHT Network?
-	DHT (Distributed Hash Table) is a method of distributed storage for <key,value> pairs. There is no central server in the DHT Network; every client takes charge of a small range of routing and a small set of data storage, so that in the whole DHT network, all data can be found, read and written. The new version of BitComet can connect to both Trackers and the DHT ~~network~~; that means that files can be downloaded even if none of the trackers can be connected. The protocol of DHT Network in BitComet is compatible with BitTorrent Beta 4.1.2, so that they can share the same network. Please note that the DHT implementation in Azureus is not compatible with BitTorrent Beta and thus also not compatible with BitComet.	+	DHT (Distributed Hash Table) is a method of distributed storage for <key,value> pairs. There is no central server in the DHT Network; every client takes charge of a small range of routing and a small set of data storage, so that in the whole DHT network, all data can be found, read and written. The new version of BitComet can connect to both Trackers and the DHT Network; that means that files can be downloaded even if none of the trackers can be connected. The protocol of DHT Network in BitComet is compatible with BitTorrent Beta 4.1.2, so that they can share the same network. Please note that the DHT implementation in Azureus is not compatible with BitTorrent Beta and thus also not compatible with BitComet. (Read more on Wikipedia about [[wikipedia:Distributed_hash_table\|DHT]].)

	The DHT algorithm we use is Kademlia (called KAD in eMule, but the network protocol is different from BitTorrent. )		The DHT algorithm we use is Kademlia (called KAD in eMule, but the network protocol is different from BitTorrent. )

Frequently Asked Questions

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Known Client Issues and Incompatibilities:

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	*[[Known_Client_Issues_and_Incompatibilities#Norton_Antivirus_keeps_re-prompting_me_to_permit_.2F_decline_connections_for_BitComet.\|Norton Antivirus constantly asks me to permit / decline things for BitComet. How do I stop this?]]		*[[Known_Client_Issues_and_Incompatibilities#Norton_Antivirus_keeps_re-prompting_me_to_permit_.2F_decline_connections_for_BitComet.\|Norton Antivirus constantly asks me to permit / decline things for BitComet. How do I stop this?]]
-	*[[Known_Client_Issues_and_Incompatibilities#BitComet_uses_A_LOT_of_my_memory_.28i.e._CPU_Processes.29_and_I.27m_also_using_an_Nvidia_Firewall\|I'm using an Nvidia software firewall, and BitComet uses a LOT of my resources. How do I stop this?]]	+	*[[Known_Client_Issues_and_Incompatibilities#BitComet_uses_A_LOT_of_my_memory_.28i.e._CPU_Processes.29_and_I.27m_also_using_an_Nvidia_Firewall\|I'm using an Nvidia software firewall, and BitComet uses A LOT of my resources. How do I stop this?]]
	*[[Known_Client_Issues_and_Incompatibilities#PeerGuardian.2FProtowall_Conflicts_with_BitComet\|PeerGuardian/Protowall Conflicts with BitComet]]		*[[Known_Client_Issues_and_Incompatibilities#PeerGuardian.2FProtowall_Conflicts_with_BitComet\|PeerGuardian/Protowall Conflicts with BitComet]]
	*[[Known_Client_Issues_and_Incompatibilities#What_is_the_4226_issue_in_Windows_XP_SP2.3F\|What is the 4226 issue in Windows XP SP2?]]		*[[Known_Client_Issues_and_Incompatibilities#What_is_the_4226_issue_in_Windows_XP_SP2.3F\|What is the 4226 issue in Windows XP SP2?]]

Known Client Issues and Incompatibilities

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BitComet uses A LOT of my memory (i.e. CPU Processes) and I'm also using an Nvidia Firewall:

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	This issue is not inflicted by BitComet, it is Nvidia's firewall that is causing the problem.		This issue is not inflicted by BitComet, it is Nvidia's firewall that is causing the problem.

-	''Sources from http://forums.nvidia....php?t2682.html''	+	''Sources from http://forums.nvidia.com/lofiversion/index.php?t2682.html''

	==PeerGuardian/Protowall Conflicts with BitComet==		==PeerGuardian/Protowall Conflicts with BitComet==

BitComet Client Issues and Possible Solutions

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Tasks have disappeared/deleted tasks reappeared in my tasklist after a BitComet restart. How can I fix this?:

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	==Tasks have disappeared/deleted tasks reappeared in my tasklist after a BitComet restart. How can I fix this? ==		==Tasks have disappeared/deleted tasks reappeared in my tasklist after a BitComet restart. How can I fix this? ==

-	BC writes the task list into a file named '''''downloads.xml''''' (located in the '''''Program Files\BitComet''''' directory in '''Windows XP''' and earlier versions or under the '''''Users\%userprofile%\AppData\Local\VirtualStore\Program Files\BitComet''''' folder in '''Windows Vista''' or '''Windows 7'''. When BC starts up again it tries to read this file and loads the tasklist from it, using the torrent copies that it keeps in the '''''\Torrents''''' folder, also off of the program directory.	+	BC writes the task list into a file named '''''downloads.xml''''' (located in the '''''Program Files\BitComet''''' directory in '''Windows XP''' and earlier versions or under the '''''Users\%userprofile%\AppData\Local\VirtualStore\Program Files\BitComet''''' folder in '''Windows Vista''' or '''Windows 7''' (''Users\%userprofile%\AppData\Local\VirtualStore\Program Files (x86)\BitComet'' on 64bit versions). When BC starts up again it tries to read this file and loads the tasklist from it, using the torrent copies that it keeps in the '''''\Torrents''''' folder, also off of the program directory.

	Anything that interferes with any part of that sequence, will generate these kinds of problems. If the file can't be written, then old, deleted tasks will still be in it. If it's missing or empty then BC can't read what isn't there. If the file is set to "read-only", then BC can't update it, so when it reads the file at restart it gets an old version of the list -- tasks started since won't be there and old tasks still will be -- none of the changes either way got saved.		Anything that interferes with any part of that sequence, will generate these kinds of problems. If the file can't be written, then old, deleted tasks will still be in it. If it's missing or empty then BC can't read what isn't there. If the file is set to "read-only", then BC can't update it, so when it reads the file at restart it gets an old version of the list -- tasks started since won't be there and old tasks still will be -- none of the changes either way got saved.

BitComet Detailed Info Pane

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	If there is a video file contained in the task, one can see a snapshot of the file uploaded by other BitComet users. [[BitComet_Options#Service\|Toggle sharing snapshots]].		If there is a video file contained in the task, one can see a snapshot of the file uploaded by other BitComet users. [[BitComet_Options#Service\|Toggle sharing snapshots]].
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-	~~Content or excellent websites periodically recommended by BitComet.~~

	==='''Piece Map'''===		==='''Piece Map'''===

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BitComet Detailed Info Pane

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	Excellent content that BitComet official website recommends periodically.		Excellent content that BitComet official website recommends periodically.
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	Comments on this task made by other BitComet users. Everyone is able to post a comment on the task. If any unsuitable or illegal content is contained in a comment, please report it to us by the report link.		Comments on this task made by other BitComet users. Everyone is able to post a comment on the task. If any unsuitable or illegal content is contained in a comment, please report it to us by the report link.
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		+	[[File:Comments.jpg]]

	==='''Recommended'''===		==='''Recommended'''===

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BitComet Options

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Service:

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	There will be a connection reminder light at the right corner of the BitComet status bar.		There will be a connection reminder light at the right corner of the BitComet status bar.

-	*''Send video file snapshot after download finished'': Checked by default. If this option is checked, 10 snapshots will be captured randomly after the download is finished and sent to the Comet snapshot server, if the torrent contains video file(s). These are the snapshots you and any other BitComet users can see in the [[BitComet_Detailed_Info_Pane#~~Snapshot~~\|Snapshots]] tab of the [[BitComet_Detailed_Info_Pane\|Detailed Info Pane]], if a torrent task which BitComet downloads contains video file(s) (granted there were snapshots uploaded on the server by any user, for that torrent's file(s)).	+	*''Send video file snapshot after download finished'': Checked by default.
		+	If this option is checked, 10 snapshots will be captured randomly after the download is finished and sent to the Comet snapshot server, if the torrent contains video file(s). These are the snapshots you and any other BitComet users can see in the [[BitComet_Detailed_Info_Pane#Snapshots\|Snapshots]] tab of the [[BitComet_Detailed_Info_Pane\|Detailed Info Pane]], if a torrent task which BitComet downloads contains video file(s) (granted there were snapshots uploaded on the server by any user, for that torrent's file(s)).

-	*''Query task comment and snapshot information automatically'': Checked by default. This info can be viewed in the [[BitComet_Detailed_Info_Pane#~~Comment~~\|Comments]] and Snapshots tabs from the Detailed Info Pane.	+	*''Query task comment and snapshot information automatically'': Checked by default.
		+	This info can be viewed in the [[BitComet_Detailed_Info_Pane#Comments\|Comments]] and Snapshots tabs from the Detailed Info Pane.

-	This may help you ~~know~~ about ~~the~~ BT task from other users' comments before the download starts.	+	This may help you learn about that BT task from other users' comments before the download starts.

	*''Do not pop-up message in one week'': Unchecked by default.		*''Do not pop-up message in one week'': Unchecked by default.

BitComet Detailed Info Pane

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Comment:

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	If there are video files contained in the torrent, Bitcomet will search automatically in mcomet.com and show matched content for the video file. If wrong information is found in the content, please report to us by the top right link. Note: As the database in mcomet.com is limited, we can not ensure that all video files' information can be found.		If there are video files contained in the torrent, Bitcomet will search automatically in mcomet.com and show matched content for the video file. If wrong information is found in the content, please report to us by the top right link. Note: As the database in mcomet.com is limited, we can not ensure that all video files' information can be found.

-	==='''~~Snapshot~~'''===	+	==='''Snapshots'''===

	If there is a video file contained in the task, one can see a snapshot of the file uploaded by other BitComet users. [[BitComet_Options#Service\|Toggle sharing snapshots]].		If there is a video file contained in the task, one can see a snapshot of the file uploaded by other BitComet users. [[BitComet_Options#Service\|Toggle sharing snapshots]].

-	==='''~~Comment~~'''===	+	==='''Comments'''===

	Comments on this task made by other BitComet users. Everyone is able to post a comment on the task. If any unsuitable or illegal content is contained in a comment, please report it to us by the report link.		Comments on this task made by other BitComet users. Everyone is able to post a comment on the task. If any unsuitable or illegal content is contained in a comment, please report it to us by the report link.

BitComet Options

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Service:

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	There will be a connection reminder light at the right corner of the BitComet status bar.		There will be a connection reminder light at the right corner of the BitComet status bar.

-	*''Send video file snapshot after download finished'': Checked by default.	+	*''Send video file snapshot after download finished'': Checked by default. If this option is checked, 10 snapshots will be captured randomly after the download is finished and sent to the Comet snapshot server, if the torrent contains video file(s). These are the snapshots you and any other BitComet users can see in the [[BitComet_Detailed_Info_Pane#Snapshot\|Snapshots]] tab of the [[BitComet_Detailed_Info_Pane\|Detailed Info Pane]], if a torrent task which BitComet downloads contains video file(s) (granted there were snapshots uploaded on the server by any user, for that torrent's file(s)).

-	~~If this option is checked, 10 snapshots will be captured randomly after the download is finished.~~	+	*''Query task comment and snapshot information automatically'': Checked by default. This info can be viewed in the [[BitComet_Detailed_Info_Pane#Comment\|Comments]] and Snapshots tabs from the Detailed Info Pane.
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-	*''Query task ~~comet,~~ snapshot information automatically'': Checked by default.	+

	This may help you know about the BT task from other users' comments before the download starts.		This may help you know about the BT task from other users' comments before the download starts.

TCP/IP patch

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-	Windows versions beginning with XP SP2 limits opening TCP connection attempts to 10 at any given moment. If there are more concurrent TCP connection attempts, Windows ~~generate~~ a warning:	+	Windows versions beginning with XP SP2 limits opening TCP connection attempts to 10 at any given moment. If there are more concurrent TCP connection attempts, Windows generates a warning:

	[http://www.microsoft.com/products/ee/transform.aspx?ProdName=Windows%20Operating%20System&ProdVer=5.1.2600.2180&EvtID=4226&EvtSrc=Tcpip&FileVer=5.1.2600.2180&FileName=xpsp2res.dll&EvtType=Warning&LCID= ''EventID 4226: TCP/IP has reached the security limit imposed on the number of concurrent TCP connect attempts''].		[http://www.microsoft.com/products/ee/transform.aspx?ProdName=Windows%20Operating%20System&ProdVer=5.1.2600.2180&EvtID=4226&EvtSrc=Tcpip&FileVer=5.1.2600.2180&FileName=xpsp2res.dll&EvtType=Warning&LCID= ''EventID 4226: TCP/IP has reached the security limit imposed on the number of concurrent TCP connect attempts''].
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	BitComet 0.55 and above has been modified so that it can work within this limit without any configuration changes.		BitComet 0.55 and above has been modified so that it can work within this limit without any configuration changes.

-	With normal usage of BitComet, the target number of peers are obtained in less then a minute with or without the ~~tcp~~ limit in place, so it is only recommended that ~~a user~~ install the patch if ~~they~~ know exactly what ~~they~~ are doing, and have a specific reason for wanting to do so.	+	With normal usage of BitComet, the target number of peers are obtained in less then a minute with or without the TCP limit in place, so it is only recommended that you install the patch '''only if you know exactly what you are doing''', and have a specific reason for wanting to do so.

	If you choose to apply that patch, you will be able to change the Max Simultaneous TCP connection attempts in the BitComet Options - Advanced - TCP/IP Limit.		If you choose to apply that patch, you will be able to change the Max Simultaneous TCP connection attempts in the BitComet Options - Advanced - TCP/IP Limit.

	[[File:TCPIP patch.gif]]		[[File:TCPIP patch.gif]]

BitComet Client Issues and Possible Solutions

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Tasks have disappeared/deleted tasks reappeared in my tasklist after a BitComet restart. How can I fix this?:

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	==Tasks have disappeared/deleted tasks reappeared in my tasklist after a BitComet restart. How can I fix this? ==		==Tasks have disappeared/deleted tasks reappeared in my tasklist after a BitComet restart. How can I fix this? ==

-	BC writes the task list into a file named '''''downloads.xml''''' (located in the '''''Program Files\BitComet''''' directory in '''Windows XP''' and earlier versions or under the '''''Users\%userprofile%\AppData\Local\VirtualStore\Program Files\BitComet''''' folder in '''Windows Vista''' or '''Windows 7'''). When BC starts up again it tries to read this file and loads the tasklist from it, using the torrent copies that it keeps in the '''''\Torrents''''' folder, also off of the program directory.	+	BC writes the task list into a file named '''''downloads.xml''''' (located in the '''''Program Files\BitComet''''' directory in '''Windows XP''' and earlier versions or under the '''''Users\%userprofile%\AppData\Local\VirtualStore\Program Files\BitComet''''' folder in '''Windows Vista''' or '''Windows 7'''. When BC starts up again it tries to read this file and loads the tasklist from it, using the torrent copies that it keeps in the '''''\Torrents''''' folder, also off of the program directory.

	Anything that interferes with any part of that sequence, will generate these kinds of problems. If the file can't be written, then old, deleted tasks will still be in it. If it's missing or empty then BC can't read what isn't there. If the file is set to "read-only", then BC can't update it, so when it reads the file at restart it gets an old version of the list -- tasks started since won't be there and old tasks still will be -- none of the changes either way got saved.		Anything that interferes with any part of that sequence, will generate these kinds of problems. If the file can't be written, then old, deleted tasks will still be in it. If it's missing or empty then BC can't read what isn't there. If the file is set to "read-only", then BC can't update it, so when it reads the file at restart it gets an old version of the list -- tasks started since won't be there and old tasks still will be -- none of the changes either way got saved.

Configuration and User Settings

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My BitComet settings reset by themselves every time I re-open the client?:

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	==My BitComet settings reset by themselves every time I re-open the client?==		==My BitComet settings reset by themselves every time I re-open the client?==
-	This is an old version problem; it's suggested you update to the last BitComet version first. If that doesn't solve your problem, please read [[BitComet_Client_Issues_and_Possible_Solutions#~~All_records_in_my_tasklist_disappeared_after_my_BitComet_restart~~.~~2C_what_can_I_do_to_fix_this~~.3F\|this topic]], since the issues are most of the times related, except for that you'll have to apply all that to the ''BitComet.xml'' file. You could check also, this forum post: [http://www.cometforums.com/topic/12793496-updated-bitcomet-faqs-still-in-progress/page__p__1570&#entry1570 settings reset problem].	+	This is an old version problem; it's suggested you update to the last BitComet version first. If that doesn't solve your problem, please read [[BitComet_Client_Issues_and_Possible_Solutions#Tasks_have_disappeared.2Fdeleted_tasks_reappeared_in_my_tasklist_after_a_BitComet_restart._How_can_I_fix_this.3F\|this topic]], since the issues are most of the times related, except for that you'll have to apply all that to the ''BitComet.xml'' file. You could check also, this forum post: [http://www.cometforums.com/topic/12793496-updated-bitcomet-faqs-still-in-progress/page__p__1570&#entry1570 settings reset problem].

	==How to Open Ports in Windows Vista?==		==How to Open Ports in Windows Vista?==

BitComet Client Issues and Possible Solutions

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Tasks have disappeared/deleted tasks reappeared in my tasklist after a BitComet restart. How can I fix this?:

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	==Tasks have disappeared/deleted tasks reappeared in my tasklist after a BitComet restart. How can I fix this? ==		==Tasks have disappeared/deleted tasks reappeared in my tasklist after a BitComet restart. How can I fix this? ==

-	BC writes the task list to a file named '''''downloads.xml''''' (located in the '''''Program Files\BitComet''''' directory in '''Windows XP''' and earlier versions or under the '''''Users\%userprofile%\AppData\Local\VirtualStore\Program Files\BitComet''''' folder in '''Windows Vista''' or '''Windows 7'''). When BC starts up again it tries to read this file and loads the tasklist from it, using the torrent copies that it keeps in the '''''\Torrents''''' folder, also off of the program directory.	+	BC writes the task list into a file named '''''downloads.xml''''' (located in the '''''Program Files\BitComet''''' directory in '''Windows XP''' and earlier versions or under the '''''Users\%userprofile%\AppData\Local\VirtualStore\Program Files\BitComet''''' folder in '''Windows Vista''' or '''Windows 7'''). When BC starts up again it tries to read this file and loads the tasklist from it, using the torrent copies that it keeps in the '''''\Torrents''''' folder, also off of the program directory.

	Anything that interferes with any part of that sequence, will generate these kinds of problems. If the file can't be written, then old, deleted tasks will still be in it. If it's missing or empty then BC can't read what isn't there. If the file is set to "read-only", then BC can't update it, so when it reads the file at restart it gets an old version of the list -- tasks started since won't be there and old tasks still will be -- none of the changes either way got saved.		Anything that interferes with any part of that sequence, will generate these kinds of problems. If the file can't be written, then old, deleted tasks will still be in it. If it's missing or empty then BC can't read what isn't there. If the file is set to "read-only", then BC can't update it, so when it reads the file at restart it gets an old version of the list -- tasks started since won't be there and old tasks still will be -- none of the changes either way got saved.

BitComet Main Menus

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Software:

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	*Check popular software updates: This is a built-in function instead of third party plugin. Clicking this option, BitComet will check whether all the software applications, from its list, which are installed in your computer are up to date or not. [http://www.apphit.com/ Cooperation site list].		*Check popular software updates: This is a built-in function instead of third party plugin. Clicking this option, BitComet will check whether all the software applications, from its list, which are installed in your computer are up to date or not. [http://www.apphit.com/ Cooperation site list].
-	There are three ~~section~~ under the menu. The first section shows the recommended software; the second lists all the new-released and updated ~~softwares~~; the third shows the latest beta version software.	+	There are three sections under the menu. The first section shows the recommended software; the second lists all the new-released and updated software; the third shows the latest beta version software.

	=='''Help'''==		=='''Help'''==

BitComet Client Issues and Possible Solutions

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Tasks have disappeared/deleted tasks reappeared in my tasklist after a BitComet restart. How can I fix this?:

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	==Tasks have disappeared/deleted tasks reappeared in my tasklist after a BitComet restart. How can I fix this? ==		==Tasks have disappeared/deleted tasks reappeared in my tasklist after a BitComet restart. How can I fix this? ==

-	BC writes the task list to a file named ''downloads.xml'' (located in the ~~program directory under~~ ''Program Files'' in Windows XP and earlier versions or under the ''Users\%userprofile%\AppData\Local\VirtualStore\Program Files\BitComet'' folder in Windows Vista or Windows 7). When BC starts up again it tries to read this file and loads the tasklist from it, using the torrent copies that it keeps in the ~~/torrents~~ folder, also off of the program directory.	+	BC writes the task list to a file named '''''downloads.xml''''' (located in the '''''Program Files\BitComet''''' directory in '''Windows XP''' and earlier versions or under the '''''Users\%userprofile%\AppData\Local\VirtualStore\Program Files\BitComet''''' folder in '''Windows Vista''' or '''Windows 7'''). When BC starts up again it tries to read this file and loads the tasklist from it, using the torrent copies that it keeps in the '''''\Torrents''''' folder, also off of the program directory.

	Anything that interferes with any part of that sequence, will generate these kinds of problems. If the file can't be written, then old, deleted tasks will still be in it. If it's missing or empty then BC can't read what isn't there. If the file is set to "read-only", then BC can't update it, so when it reads the file at restart it gets an old version of the list -- tasks started since won't be there and old tasks still will be -- none of the changes either way got saved.		Anything that interferes with any part of that sequence, will generate these kinds of problems. If the file can't be written, then old, deleted tasks will still be in it. If it's missing or empty then BC can't read what isn't there. If the file is set to "read-only", then BC can't update it, so when it reads the file at restart it gets an old version of the list -- tasks started since won't be there and old tasks still will be -- none of the changes either way got saved.
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	If you've deleted a torrent from the /torrents folder, BC hasn't got a task to actually start. If BC is running under an account that lacks permission to do any of these things, there can be problems. If the account that BC runs under has CHANGED since last time, there can be permission problems.		If you've deleted a torrent from the /torrents folder, BC hasn't got a task to actually start. If BC is running under an account that lacks permission to do any of these things, there can be problems. If the account that BC runs under has CHANGED since last time, there can be permission problems.

-	**Make sure you have full permission for this file and BitComet folder;	+	**Make sure you have full permission for this file and BitComet folder (in some cases you might need to also take ownership of the folder);
	**Make sure the ''downloads.xml'' is not read-only;		**Make sure the ''downloads.xml'' is not read-only;

BitComet Options

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	=[[Known Client Issues and Incompatibilities]]=		=[[Known Client Issues and Incompatibilities]]=
	*[[Known_Client_Issues_and_Incompatibilities#Norton_Antivirus_keeps_re-prompting_me_to_permit_.2F_decline_connections_for_BitComet.\|Norton Antivirus constantly asks me to permit / decline things for BitComet. How do I stop this?]]		*[[Known_Client_Issues_and_Incompatibilities#Norton_Antivirus_keeps_re-prompting_me_to_permit_.2F_decline_connections_for_BitComet.\|Norton Antivirus constantly asks me to permit / decline things for BitComet. How do I stop this?]]
-	*[[Known_Client_Issues_and_Incompatibilities#BitComet_uses_A_LOT_of_my_memory_.28i.e._CPU_Processes.29_and_I.27m_also_using_an_Nvidia_Firewall\|I'm using an Nvidia software firewall, and BitComet uses a LOT of my resources. How do I stop this?]]	+	*[[Known_Client_Issues_and_Incompatibilities#BitComet_uses_A_LOT_of_my_memory_.28i.e._CPU_Processes.29_and_I.27m_also_using_an_Nvidia_Firewall\|I'm using an Nvidia software firewall, and BitComet uses A LOT of my resources. How do I stop this?]]
	*[[Known_Client_Issues_and_Incompatibilities#PeerGuardian.2FProtowall_Conflicts_with_BitComet\|PeerGuardian/Protowall Conflicts with BitComet]]		*[[Known_Client_Issues_and_Incompatibilities#PeerGuardian.2FProtowall_Conflicts_with_BitComet\|PeerGuardian/Protowall Conflicts with BitComet]]
	*[[Known_Client_Issues_and_Incompatibilities#What_is_the_4226_issue_in_Windows_XP_SP2.3F\|What is the 4226 issue in Windows XP SP2?]]		*[[Known_Client_Issues_and_Incompatibilities#What_is_the_4226_issue_in_Windows_XP_SP2.3F\|What is the 4226 issue in Windows XP SP2?]]