File Sharing

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To stop uTorrent from updating, you can disable automatic updates in the settings. Open uTorrent, go to "Options," then "Preferences," and find the "General" section. Uncheck the option for "Automatically check for updates" or similar wording. Additionally, you may want to ensure that your firewall or antivirus settings do not allow uTorrent to access the internet for updates.

BitTorrent identifies seeders through a process called "peer discovery." When a user downloads a file, their BitTorrent client connects to a tracker or uses a Distributed Hash Table (DHT) to locate other peers sharing the same file. Seeders are peers that have completed downloading the entire file and continue to share it, allowing the client to request pieces of the file from them. By maintaining a list of available peers, the client can efficiently find and connect to seeders for faster download speeds.

To get an invite to TorrentLeech, you typically need to be invited by an existing member, as the site operates on an invite-only basis. Engaging in communities related to torrenting, such as forums or Discord servers, can help you connect with current members who might extend an invitation. Additionally, some users may offer invites on specialized invite-trading forums, but it's crucial to follow the site's rules and regulations to avoid being banned. Always prioritize safety and legality when engaging in torrenting activities.

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Yes, there is a way to transfer files from one MediaFire account to another. You can accomplish this by downloading the files from the first account to your local device and then uploading them to the second account. Alternatively, MediaFire also offers a feature called "FileDrop" which allows users to easily share files between accounts by generating a unique link that can be accessed by the other account.

Oh, dude, BearShare? That's like asking if wearing socks with sandals is fashionable. Technically, BearShare used to be a peer-to-peer file-sharing program that allowed users to download music, but it got hit with a bunch of lawsuits for copyright infringement. So, to answer your question, no, it's not exactly legal. But hey, who am I to judge?

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Im going to assume you mean p2p file sharing on a network like Limewire and not a workgroup your part off.

Its a good way for small bands / artists / video makers etc.. to get exposure

Its a good way for people to share files on the internet

You open yourself up to viruses/spyware/adware/rootkits and lots of other 'malware'

Its generally used to by peadophiles to distribute child porn (on the assumption its harder to trace, than just putting it on a website)

There is lots of music available which is in breach of copyright, which adds to p2p's already bad image

It eats up alot of bandwidth, which you will only fully understand when you get your ISP bill at the end of the month

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1.pick more suitable time.. like say mid night where most internet user is likely sleeping thereby freeing more bandwidth

2.use download managers , which will split your downloads and download them per-part

3. for rapidshare and megaupload links.. use premium link makers scattered on the net to improve your download speed from there .

I have no idea. Per this site's terms of use, no one here is allowed to advise, link, direct, or in any way shape or form provide help or link to such illegal sites.

Some sites let you download files that have the extension .torrent (examplefile.torrent) Which is a compressed file on the internet that, for you to use, needs to be uncompressed. Open the file with uTorrent, and select where you want it to be extracted to. This can be a while, since uTorrent has to get the file, find seeders(People who allow other people to use the speed from there internet connection, and then download it. A one gigabyte file may take up to a day on a slow connection or if there are no seeders. Hope this helps!

If you have a download 100% completed you become a seed.

utorrent will keep uploading (seeding) to other users so they can also complete their download.

Keep in mind: If nobody would seed you could never complete a download.

So please leave utorrent open seeding as long as you can to help others.

yes, downloading songs in limewire is free unless you get limewire pro. But most of what you download will be illegal. Because you have not paid for it you are stealing it.

Yea I get ringtones all the time

BitTorrent is a protocol that enables fast downloading of large files using minimum Internet bandwidth. It costs nothing to use.Unlike other download methods, BitTorrent maximizes transfer speed by gathering pieces of the file you want and downloading these pieces simultaneously from people who already have them. This process makes popular and very large files, such as videos.

Files are obtained from websites that contain hundreds of thousands of "torrent" files. These files are incredibly small in size, and are used in conjunction with a BitTorrent "client," which is the name for a program used for downloading and managing files. The torrent contains information and directions for the client to begin the download of the actual requested files

The concept is peer to peer sharing of files(like online sharing of files).A person shares the file he has by using a torrent client (a software which downloads the original file you wanted say "mymovie.mp4") and you download the file using the same class of software.concepts include "seeding" and "leeching".

you start with downloading a .torrent file i.e say... "mymovie.torrent".This file is a small file which your client uses to know where the real download file i.e mymovie.mp4 is located and manages and downloads the original file for you.

the original file from a "seeder" (People who have the complete file) is broken into N pieces and distributed among the "leechers" (the one who are downloading the file) like us who are trying to download,without redundancy.so u download one 1 piece at a time to complete the file.once you complete your download (i.e you have the total N pieces of the file => you have the complete file) you become a "seeder" and you seed the file for other "leechers".this goes on and on....

Please refer to the concepts given below to understand.

The user who first uploaded the file or files in question acts as the first "seeder." A seeder is a user who is in possession of the completed file and has made it available for others to download. Users in search of the file connect to as many different seeders as possible at one time and download pieces of the completed file. Because only part of the file is being downloaded from many different users, this greatly improves the rate at which a person can download a file. It also relieves bandwidth and hardware use for the originator of the file. People who have only a partially completed version of the file in question are called "leechers." These people are also uploading whatever parts of a file they have at the same time as they are downloading the remainder. This process improves download rates for everyone involved, as the more seeders and leechers a user connects to, the more parts of a file they can download at once, which means the file will finish downloading faster. When a user is down downloading a file, they themselves become seeders for others to download from.

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Please refer to http://www.dessent.net/btfaq/

for a brief explanation.

You can get all the concepts of Bittorrents from the above link.

Have a nice day.. n hope this is helpful. :)

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It is good because it teaches you how to use the same things with others and it also builds character. So go out and share!

there is a standart edition which is free, and there is limewire pro which has more features and you pay for it.

You may download files with a Public release license, files you have paid for, your own files and files explicitally allowed to be downloaded.

To download any other files will be considered intellectual property piracy.

If you are talking about downloading single files like Zips, word doc's or other such files then purly open up a Text Box or Html box and type in the following (with your link in the right place).

<a href="MYFILE.MP3" target="_blank">Download this file!</a>

Ensuring the MYFILE is the URL of the file and .MP3 is the format. On the internet urls maybe case Senitive.

An example:

<a href="http://www.soundfoundation.co.UK/mp3/There%20must%20be%20a%20God%20-%20Keith%20James.mp3">Download!</a>

Also note you don't need the 'target=_blank" but if your sending it to an image or mp4 then best to inculde it (the page will open in another window).

if you were to restart your computer while downloading or uploading a torrent it would stop temporarily while windows shut down but then resume after start-up. this will happen automatically as long as you have your torrent program set to start on windows start up (this is the default setting). otherwise file sharing will resume as soon as you run your torrent program.

First thing you should know is that if your upload speed is high, it drastically increases your download speed as well.

When you are downloading/uploading the file, you are referred to as the 'leecher'. Once your download is complete, you will see that your Bittorent client will keep on uploading the file, since downloading takes much less time than uploading. Once you have completely uploaded the file, you are known as a 'seeder'. The more the seeders on a torrent, the faster the downloads. That's why its called P2P (peer-to-peer), so you download and share at the same time!

The ability to share the same data resource with multiple applications or users. It implies that the data are stored in one or more servers in the network and that there is some software locking mechanism that prevents the same set of data from being changed by two people at the same time.