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<blockquote data-quote="polisny" data-source="post: 2692105" data-attributes="member: 906402">Hi, I am downloading a Vuze torrent of about 32g and there are several clients available all the time, usually as much as 16. However, as soon as the file gets to seven percent, it just stops and waits and never continues. It can&#039;t be that there are no clients available as obviously there are plenty. If it is a bad torrent, why would so many people be available with the torrent? Another thing is that it is not because of memory on my computer, since if that happens the error is specific to that problem, whereas here there is no error but rather Vuze displays the file&#039;s waiting rather than downloading. Perhaps only seven percent of the file is available with all the clients, but then why would any of them keep it and why would it be so widely available, since it is useless for everyone? I have already tried deleting it and restarting it from a different internet page, but it is the same result. If you don&#039;t know the answer, please don&#039;t repond here because Yahoo will force me to accept your answer and it will be a waste of time in the future for people searching for similar problems. Thanks</blockquote>

[QUOTE="polisny, post: 2692105, member: 906402"] Hi, I am downloading a Vuze torrent of about 32g and there are several clients available all the time, usually as much as 16. However, as soon as the file gets to seven percent, it just stops and waits and never continues. It can't be that there are no clients available as obviously there are plenty. If it is a bad torrent, why would so many people be available with the torrent? Another thing is that it is not because of memory on my computer, since if that happens the error is specific to that problem, whereas here there is no error but rather Vuze displays the file's waiting rather than downloading. Perhaps only seven percent of the file is available with all the clients, but then why would any of them keep it and why would it be so widely available, since it is useless for everyone? I have already tried deleting it and restarting it from a different internet page, but it is the same result. If you don't know the answer, please don't repond here because Yahoo will force me to accept your answer and it will be a waste of time in the future for people searching for similar problems. Thanks [/QUOTE]

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