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 ===== Connection ===== ===== Connection =====
  
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 **General Settings** **General Settings**
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 ==== Network Wizard ==== ==== Network Wizard ====
  
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   * In the new version 1.15, we have added this new feature to help users get optimal connection settings when using BitComet, according to their Internet bandwidth and connection type. In the Wizard dialog, users may choose their Internet bandwidth & connection in the left list and our recommended settings will be shown in the right download/upload limit form. Of course, if anyone does not want to use the recommended settings, please choose "custom" and your own settings will be kept.\\ <html><br /></html>   * In the new version 1.15, we have added this new feature to help users get optimal connection settings when using BitComet, according to their Internet bandwidth and connection type. In the Wizard dialog, users may choose their Internet bandwidth & connection in the left list and our recommended settings will be shown in the right download/upload limit form. Of course, if anyone does not want to use the recommended settings, please choose "custom" and your own settings will be kept.\\ <html><br /></html>
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 ==== Proxy ==== ==== Proxy ====
  
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     * //Proxy Type//: No Proxy      * //Proxy Type//: No Proxy 
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 ===== Directories ===== ===== Directories =====
  
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   * Default destination directory: Default destination directory is ”%SystemDrive%\Downloads”.\\   * Default destination directory: Default destination directory is ”%SystemDrive%\Downloads”.\\
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 Tags can be managed through this Options page (below), where you can create and delete tags and also assign folders to any of the existent tags. This Options page can be accessed either via the //Tools --> Options// menu or by right-clicking the //Tags// category on the Favorites bar and choosing: //Manage Tags...// Tags can be managed through this Options page (below), where you can create and delete tags and also assign folders to any of the existent tags. This Options page can be accessed either via the //Tools --> Options// menu or by right-clicking the //Tags// category on the Favorites bar and choosing: //Manage Tags...//
  
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     * //Add//: Click to create a new task tag.     * //Add//: Click to create a new task tag.
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 ===== Task ===== ===== Task =====
  
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 **Download** **Download**
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 ==== BitTorrent (BT task)====  ==== BitTorrent (BT task)==== 
  
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 **BitTorrent Task**  **BitTorrent Task** 
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     * //Enable DHT Network//: Checked by default. ([[using_dht_tracker|Details about DHT]])     * //Enable DHT Network//: Checked by default. ([[using_dht_tracker|Details about DHT]])
     * //"List of BitTorrent clients allowed connecting to"//: Click the button "Client list" and tick the checkbox to choose to connect to a client or not.     * //"List of BitTorrent clients allowed connecting to"//: Click the button "Client list" and tick the checkbox to choose to connect to a client or not.
-    * //Enable Anti-Leech//: Checked by default.\\ Enable Anti-Leech will automatically refuse leeches' connection so that to improve the download rate. BT task Anti-Leech setting is divided to three levels:+    * //Enable Anti-Leech//: "Auto" by default.\\ Enable Anti-Leech will automatically refuse leeches' connection so as to improve the download rate. BT task Anti-Leech setting is divided to three levels:
       * //Disable//: Disable anti-leech.       * //Disable//: Disable anti-leech.
       * //Auto//: Auto-start anti-leech when the parameters in "Advanced" settings, fail to be met.       * //Auto//: Auto-start anti-leech when the parameters in "Advanced" settings, fail to be met.
       * //Strict//: Forced disconnect for some leeches and "Auto" for the others.        * //Strict//: Forced disconnect for some leeches and "Auto" for the others. 
-    * //Protocol Encryption (avoid BT protocol blocked)//: Default as Auto-Detect.  +    * //Protocol Encryption (avoid BT protocol blocked)//: Default as "Auto-Detect". For more detailed info on the available encryption options [[protocol_encryption|read here]].
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-Some Internet Service Providers (ISPs) block or throttle BitTorrent connections because of the high bandwidth occupation it generates due to the sheer number of people using BitTorrent and to the high amounts of data transfered. **Protocol Encryption** combats this attack vector by hiding the fact that connections are BitTorrent connections. Some ISPs cannot distinguish an encrypted connection from any other random data connection, so they are unable to label it as a BitTorrent connection, and consequently, cannot block or throttle it for being a BitTorrent connection.  +
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     * //Display task properties dialog when Torrent downloaded by Magnet URI//: (added in v.1.18) This is pretty much self-explanatory. When clicking on a [[peers_seeds_torrent_tracker_dht_peer_exchange_pex_magnet_links#magnet_links|magnet link]], after the .torrent file has been downloaded through DHT, you have the possibility of being presented with the properties dialog of the task (just like in case of a regularly added .torrent file) or not.     * //Display task properties dialog when Torrent downloaded by Magnet URI//: (added in v.1.18) This is pretty much self-explanatory. When clicking on a [[peers_seeds_torrent_tracker_dht_peer_exchange_pex_magnet_links#magnet_links|magnet link]], after the .torrent file has been downloaded through DHT, you have the possibility of being presented with the properties dialog of the task (just like in case of a regularly added .torrent file) or not.
  
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     - //Time of seeding equal to or more than//: Default as 10-200.      - //Time of seeding equal to or more than//: Default as 10-200. 
  
-Default settings are right for most users. Only if you have a special need should you change these, otherwise it's recommended to keep the default settings.+  Default settings are right for most users. Only if you have a special need should you change these, otherwise 
 +  it's recommended to keep the default settings.
  
 **Upload** **Upload**
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     * //Minimum upload rate per task//: Default as 10KB-Unlimited.\\ BitComet gives priority to download by default, but this may cause no bandwidth for uploading in seeding tasks. This option is to guarantee enough bandwidth to finish seeding tasks even when downloading tasks are running.      * //Minimum upload rate per task//: Default as 10KB-Unlimited.\\ BitComet gives priority to download by default, but this may cause no bandwidth for uploading in seeding tasks. This option is to guarantee enough bandwidth to finish seeding tasks even when downloading tasks are running. 
  
 +==== 　Tracker ====
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 +**BitTorrent Tracker** 
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 +This option page was introduced in BitComet v1.51.
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 +  * //Add trackers to torrent automatically//: unchecked by default.\\ If enabled this option, trackers in below list will be added to BitTorrent downloading when task started. It is helpful to find more peers from some well-known public tracker servers. The trackers list can be specified manually, or auto updated from a HTTP link. Supported tracker type includes HTTP, HTTPS and UDP tracker. \\ Note this function only works for for **non-private** torrent.
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 +  * // Update tracker list every day automatically//: unchecked by default.\\ If enabled this option, the trackers list above will be updated at BitComet launch time and every 24 hours, by visiting the specified HTTP link. An example of trackers list source is the open source project [[https://github.com/ngosang/trackerslist|TrackersList]], which provided severe trackers list collection. The address filled in the above snapshot is \\ [[https://raw.githubusercontent.com/ngosang/trackerslist/master/trackers_best.txt]]
 ==== eMule (ED Task) ====  ==== eMule (ED Task) ==== 
  
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 For Bitcomet v.1.09 and older versions, if you install the eMule plugin, please make sure that the eMule plugin has the same version with Bitcomet. Or else you will be given a warning if the two have different versions.  For Bitcomet v.1.09 and older versions, if you install the eMule plugin, please make sure that the eMule plugin has the same version with Bitcomet. Or else you will be given a warning if the two have different versions. 
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 ==== HTTP/FTP ==== ==== HTTP/FTP ====
  
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 **HTTP/FTP** **HTTP/FTP**
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     * //Remember password for sites//: Checked by default.\\ Letting BitComet remember your site passport may save you much trouble of account authentication in some BT resource sites.      * //Remember password for sites//: Checked by default.\\ Letting BitComet remember your site passport may save you much trouble of account authentication in some BT resource sites. 
  
-==== Long-Time Seeding ====+==== Long-Term Seeding ====
  
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-    * //Enable Long-Time Seeding//: Checked by default. +    * //Enable Long-Term Seeding//: Checked by default. 
  
-    * //Auto Upload Rate Control//: Ticked by default.\\ Ticking this checkbox, BitComet will automatically change the Long-Time Seeding limit according to your Internet connection's condition. Enabling Long-Time seeding will improve your download rate, so it's recommended to tick this option. +    * //Auto Upload Rate Control//: Ticked by default.\\ Ticking this checkbox, BitComet will automatically change the Long-Time Seeding limit according to your Internet connection's condition. Enabling Long-Term seeding will improve your download rate, so it's recommended to tick this option. 
  
-    * //Upload rate limits for Long-Time Seeding//: Unlimited by default.\\ If your Long-Time Seeding affects your downloading speed, you can change this option by limiting the Long-Time Seeding rate. +    * //Upload rate limits for Long-Term Seeding//: Unlimited by default.\\ If your Long-Term Seeding affects your downloading speed, you can change this option by limiting the Long-Term Seeding rate. 
  
 ===== Integration ===== ===== Integration =====
  
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 **Windows Integration** **Windows Integration**
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 ===== Appearance ===== ===== Appearance =====
  
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 **When BitComet Starts** **When BitComet Starts**
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 ===== Virus Scan ===== ===== Virus Scan =====
  
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   * //Scan virus upon task download finish//: Unchecked by default.\\ This is out of safety considerations for your computer. If you have installed antivirus software on you computer, click "Auto Detect" and BitComet will detect the local antivirus software and scan your downloaded files.\\ <html><br /></html> If BitComet fails to detect the antivirus software on your computer, you can add your own software manually.   * //Scan virus upon task download finish//: Unchecked by default.\\ This is out of safety considerations for your computer. If you have installed antivirus software on you computer, click "Auto Detect" and BitComet will detect the local antivirus software and scan your downloaded files.\\ <html><br /></html> If BitComet fails to detect the antivirus software on your computer, you can add your own software manually.
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     - //Anti Virus program path//: Click "Browse" to select your antivirus software;     - //Anti Virus program path//: Click "Browse" to select your antivirus software;
     - //Execute parameter//: You can look up the help documentations of the antivirus software for help.     - //Execute parameter//: You can look up the help documentations of the antivirus software for help.
-    - //Extension name of files which will be scanned//: Default types: {.exe; .com; .dll; .scr; .ocx; .zip; .rar; .doc}. You can add or remove the file types according to your own need.\\ <html><br /></html> If you do not have any anti-virus program on your computer, you can install one at your own choice from our recommended program list. +    - //Extension name of files which will be scanned//: Default types: {.exe; .com; .dll; .scr; .ocx; .zip; .rar; .doc}. You can add or remove the file types according to your own need.\\ <html><br /></html> If you do not have any anti-virus program on your computer, you can install one at your own choice from the may free or payed versions out there. 
  
 ===== Service ===== ===== Service =====
  
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 **Software Update** **Software Update**
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 ==== Disk Cache ==== ==== Disk Cache ====
  
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     * //Minimum disk cache size (MB)//: 6MB by default.      * //Minimum disk cache size (MB)//: 6MB by default. 
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 ==== TCP/IP Limit ==== ==== TCP/IP Limit ====
  
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 Windows versions beginning with XP SP2 have a Half-Open TCP Connections limit that allows 10 connection attempts to be opened at the same time. This won't cause problems with normal usage of BitComet, but you may adjust this setting here if you know **exactly** what you are doing. Please note that a Windows system file (tcpip.sys) will need to be modified, which may cause problems with your system. Only use this patch if you fully understand the risks, and know **exactly** what you are doing. **Do not try** to use this on systems with Vista OS or above. Windows versions beginning with XP SP2 have a Half-Open TCP Connections limit that allows 10 connection attempts to be opened at the same time. This won't cause problems with normal usage of BitComet, but you may adjust this setting here if you know **exactly** what you are doing. Please note that a Windows system file (tcpip.sys) will need to be modified, which may cause problems with your system. Only use this patch if you fully understand the risks, and know **exactly** what you are doing. **Do not try** to use this on systems with Vista OS or above.
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 ==== Scheduler ==== ==== Scheduler ====
  
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     * //Enable scheduler//: Unchecked by default.\\ If you check this option, settings in the **Connection** tab will be void. And the download and upload rate will be based on Scheduler. This is helpful for users whose networks are unstable, using the scheduler to adjust the bandwidth depending on the time of day in a week.      * //Enable scheduler//: Unchecked by default.\\ If you check this option, settings in the **Connection** tab will be void. And the download and upload rate will be based on Scheduler. This is helpful for users whose networks are unstable, using the scheduler to adjust the bandwidth depending on the time of day in a week. 
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     * //Scheduler Settings//:\\ Set your high speed and low speed download and upload rate limits respectively.      * //Scheduler Settings//:\\ Set your high speed and low speed download and upload rate limits respectively. 
  
-==== Web Interface ====+==== Remote Download ====
 <html><span style=color:darkviolet;font-weight:bold>Note:</span></html> **Web Interface** was renamed to **Remote Download** since v.1.21. <html><span style=color:darkviolet;font-weight:bold>Note:</span></html> **Web Interface** was renamed to **Remote Download** since v.1.21.
  
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-    * //Enable Web Interface//: Unchecked by default. +    * //Enable Remote Download via BitComet Mobile App//: Unchecked by default. \\ Add and see your downloads from Android phone.
  
-    * //Show prompt window when launch web interface operation//: Checked by default.\\ This option enables a local user to know when a remote user operates BitComet Client via the Web User Interface. A pop-up window at the right corner of the system will appear.  +    * //Enable Remote Download via web page//: Unchecked by default. \\ Add and see your downloads from web browser.
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-    * //Listen port//: Here you can specify a different listening port for the web interface server than the one used for BitTorrent transfer.\\ (introduced in v.1.20) +
  
     * //Authentication//: User name and password are needed when using web user interface.      * //Authentication//: User name and password are needed when using web user interface. 
  
-    * //Open Webpage//: http://127.0.0.1: Listen port/ (Default to show local webpage)\\ The port here is the same as the "Listen port" in the **Connection** tab. +    * //Open Webpage//: http://127.0.0.1:port/ \\ The port here is the "Listen port" in below. 
  
-  Open local webpage: http://127.0.0.1:ListenPort/      e.g.: http://127.0.0.1:26438/      +  Open webpage from localhost: http://127.0.0.1:port/      e.g.: http://127.0.0.1:26438/      
-  Open LAN webpage: http://LAN IP:ListenPort/     e.g.: http://192.168.1.5:26438/  +  Open webpage from LAN: http://LAN_IP:port/     e.g.: http://192.168.1.5:26438/  
-  Open Internet webpage: http://Internet IP:ListenPort/     e.g.: http://124.77.111.111:26438/+  Open webpage from WAN: http://WAN_IP:port/     e.g.: http://124.77.111.111:26438/
  
 Your Internet IP address is the WAN IP shown in the lower right hand corner of your BitComet.\\ If your computer is connected to a LAN or shared Internet access, then your LAN IP can be obtained by running ipconfig /all from a command prompt. Use a LAN IP only on another computer connected to your LAN.  Your Internet IP address is the WAN IP shown in the lower right hand corner of your BitComet.\\ If your computer is connected to a LAN or shared Internet access, then your LAN IP can be obtained by running ipconfig /all from a command prompt. Use a LAN IP only on another computer connected to your LAN. 
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 +    * //Show prompt window when launch web interface operation//: Checked by default.\\ This option enables a local user to know when a remote user operates BitComet Client via the Web User Interface. A pop-up window at the right corner of the system will appear. 
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 +    * //Listen port//: Here you can specify a different listening port for the remote download feature than the one used for BitTorrent transfer.\\ (introduced in v.1.20) 
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 +===== Support Us =====
 +    
 +BitComet is a free software. You can support the development of BitComet and unlock extra features by sharing your internet access with encrypted connections.
 +
 +The traffic sharing is disabled by default. The developer will get paid when you turn on the option and shares your internet connection with no access to personal data. This facility is provided by the third party company [[https://pawns.app/|Pawns.app]] under the [[https://pawns.app/privacy-policy/|Privacy Policy]]
 +
 +The BitComet supporters can enjoy all the features of a user with high CometID level. Please see more details in [[https://members.bitcomet.com/]]
 +
  
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