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tempwork · 2003-12-20, 01:31

AHHH!!

It always happens....I'm always D/L ing more byte than the actual file size!

what is wrong here??

my ports are open, I get green light. sometimes I do D/L at a higher rate than my U/L speed, but even if that happens I still manage to get hash errors and have to re D/L piece.

Mcgreag · 2003-12-20, 05:10

If you ALWAYS (as in every file you download) get hash errors then either you or your isp has a broken router, or you or your isp has has some sort of packet shaping software that intentionaly or unintentionaly brakes the packages (why it would do so intentionaly is beyond me, better to stop the packages in that case).

It can also be a hard or software error on you computer, bad memory for example or the bt file has been damaged. Try reinstalling bt, try running a memcheck program for a few hours. Can't think of any thing else right now.

2003-12-20, 01:31	Link #1
tempwork Inactive Member Join Date: Dec 2003	Hash Error AHHH!! It always happens....I'm always D/L ing more byte than the actual file size! what is wrong here?? my ports are open, I get green light. sometimes I do D/L at a higher rate than my U/L speed, but even if that happens I still manage to get hash errors and have to re D/L piece.

2003-12-20, 05:10	Link #2
Mcgreag Gunnm junkie Join Date: Nov 2003 Location: Sweden Age: 33	If you ALWAYS (as in every file you download) get hash errors then either you or your isp has a broken router, or you or your isp has has some sort of packet shaping software that intentionaly or unintentionaly brakes the packages (why it would do so intentionaly is beyond me, better to stop the packages in that case). It can also be a hard or software error on you computer, bad memory for example or the bt file has been damaged. Try reinstalling bt, try running a memcheck program for a few hours. Can't think of any thing else right now.