Thread: utorrent disconecting my wifi HELP !

can anyone help everytime i use utorrent it drops my net connection , utorrent downloads fine for about 2 minutes then all of a sudden the download speed will drop until it gets to 0 , wifi still states thats its connected but i can use it until i disconnect and connec again .

Looks like your router cant handle the traffic/connections utorrent generates. Check out this guide first:
IF YOU HAVE SPEED ISSUES READ HERE FIRST (Page 1) / Speed Problems / µTorrent Community Forums

I am curious,is that happen every time when u use U torrent?

I think u need to adjust u torrent settings.

or maybe someone hack ur wifi connection (check this run>cmd>net view)

If utorrent is overloading your router, this would be easy to check by just capping your bandwidth and seeing if it works better, although I highly doubt this is the case.
If you could answer a few questions, it would help us with trying to figure this out.
Have you forwarded your ports for utorrent? What is the model of your router? What os are you running and what version of utorrent? Also, what do you have to do to reconnect to the router, can you simply close utorrent and reconnect restart the computer?

hi thanks for the reply , current setup is , using utorrent via openvpn , router model wrt54g2 , running win 7 ultimate and latest version of utorrent , in order to get the net back i have to disconnect openvpn exit utorrent then have to disconect wifi and connect again . its odd as i get full 20 meg full speed for about 3-4 minutes and then drops to 0 and i have to do the whole disconecct process all over again

This is not odd. This is typical behaviour when the number of open connections are bringing a router to his knees. The longer a bittorrent client runs, the more connections he is trying to establish. If that becomes to much your router stops responding. Try the link i posted. Specially the "SLOW/INTERRUPTED INTERNET CONNECTION OR OFFLINE TRACKERS" part.

Forwarded ports are not an issue here. As ports are open or closed. And a closed port would simply mean he couldnt connect at all.

p.s.: I just assume you already checked for the latest firmware and drivers, dont tell us otherwise .-)