Tehconnection tracker is not down though it appears to few,the reason behind it is,site have not approved/whitelist new update utorrent client 3.5 bluid(43580)

the happiest part is,it has been reported to staff and they say they will test soon and approve it

Originally Posted by Optimistic

Tehconnection tracker is not down though it appears to few,the reason behind it is,site have not approved/whitelist new update utorrent client 3.5 bluid(43580)

the happiest part is,it has been reported to staff and they say they will test soon and approve it

Who uses latest uTorrent? I am using uTorrent 2.2.1 + rTorrent (on seedbox), and I am pretty sure about that most of the other torrenters also use these clients, because these are allowed on EVERY private tracker.

Originally Posted by gergo

Who uses latest uTorrent? I am using uTorrent 2.2.1 + rTorrent (on seedbox), and I am pretty sure about that most of the other torrenters also use these clients, because these are allowed on EVERY private tracker.

I updated to latest version and no other pt trackers have blacklisted it apart from TehConnection,I have registered on same site but unable to start downloading because of same issue

Originally Posted by Optimistic

I updated to latest version and no other pt trackers have blacklisted it apart from TehConnection,I have registered on same site but unable to start downloading because of same issue

Use uTorrent 2.2.1

Originally Posted by gergo

Use uTorrent 2.2.1

Problem is I have hundreds of torrents already running on same client and if I change my client to older version I have no problem but force checking all trackers will take lot of time I mean too much,I have much data seeding back

You don't need to do such force-rechecking when you only change version of utorrent.
1. Backup the folder %appdata%\utorrent (you can re-use this folder if you fail when downgrading your utorrent client). Normally, all settings data are put here, so you must backup the folder named utorrent in your roaming folder (%appdata%\utorrent -> the folder is uTorrent)
2. Uninstall your uTorrent client and Install utorrent2.2.1
3. Copy and replace old %appdata%\utorrent folder (your utorrent data folder). This will help you keep old settings and state of your torrents.
4. Stop all the torrents and start them again to see if there is anything wrong with your .dat files. If there is something wrong with your torrents, you can force-recheck then. If you want to turn back to the newer version of utorrent, you can still use your backup folder (%appdata%\utorrent).

I have not encountered any problems when downgrading my utorrent client
I recommend: utorrent 2.2.1 build 25302

Originally Posted by AlphaDreamer

You don't need to do such force-rechecking when you only change version of utorrent.
1. Backup the folder %appdata%\utorrent (you can re-use this folder if you fail when downgrading your utorrent client). Normally, all settings data are put here, so you must backup the folder named utorrent in your roaming folder (%appdata%\utorrent -> the folder is uTorrent)
2. Uninstall your uTorrent client and Install utorrent2.2.1
3. Copy and replace old %appdata%\utorrent folder (your utorrent data folder). This will help you keep old settings and state of your torrents.
4. Stop all the torrents and start them again to see if there is anything wrong with your .dat files. If there is something wrong with your torrents, you can force-recheck then. If you want to turn back to the newer version of utorrent, you can still use your backup folder (%appdata%\utorrent).

I have not encountered any problems when downgrading my utorrent client
I recommend: utorrent 2.2.1 build 25302

Thanks yes I have done that and didn't require any thing to do,I didn't uninstall newer version instead just install older one which gave me automatic old data settings