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exactly, does Vuze Plus with BitDefender protect me from? 4 Vuze says that the database failed to update? What gives? 5 What do the different AV statuses mean? 6 Why does it say "Error: Data file missing:" next download vuze to my file? 7 How can I find out more information about a scan failure? utorrent 8 Can I force Vuze to update the Anti Virus definitions? I already have antivirus software installed on my computer. How is BitDefender different? Vuze Plus with BitDefender analyzes your downloads at the point that they enter your system regardless of whether your system's antivirus software is enabled at the time. You cannot accidentally turn Vuze Plus' antivirus protection off, ensuring that you are always torrenting safely. Additionally, while most antivirus software updates its virus database once every day or two, Vuze Plus attempts to update its database six times per day. If new malware starts making the rounds in the morning, by lunchtime Vuze Plus is already working hard to protect your system from it! I'm confused, are my definitions one hour old or four hours old? Old? Who're you calling _old_?! We prefer to say our virus definitions are, at most, four hours _young_. Most other antivirus software updates its definitions on a daily basis (that's only once every 24 hours, for the numerically challenged). For most people this is just fine, since the chance of malware slipping in during the brief period between its release into the wild and the software updating its virus database is slim. But we know that Vuze users are a different breed. You download and consume a lot of content, and you need world-class protection. That is why we partnered with BitDefender to deliver you the best real-time antivirus solution on the market. Every hour of every day, BitDefender updates its virus database with the latest protection against viruses, scams and malware. Then every time you download a new file with Vuze Plus, its built-in BitDefender protection first checks to make sure it has downloaded new definitions within the last four hours. If not, then it immediately attempts to download the latest definitions and promptly scans your files. Therefore, if you haven't used Vuze Plus since yesterday and you opened it up and downloaded a file, Vuze Plus would update its virus database to the latest definitions - at most one-hour _young_! If, on the other hand, you have been downloading continuously for a while, we wouldn't want to unnecessarily slow your system down by constantly updating the virus databa

Having problems with UPnP? 6 Why do I lose Internet connectivity after a while? 7 Why are most of my torrents queued and not downloading? 8 Why is downloaded/total size not equal to completion percentage? 9 What do I do if my network connection keeps dying? 10 Why am I seeing a yellow bar every time I click on the 'Play or Download' link in Vuze? 11 The Internet gets slow when Vuze is active 12 Why am I experiencing failed updates? 13 I am getting a "Disk read error" message when trying to download content, what do I do? 14 I get green smilies but my downloads https://wiki.vuze.com/w/FAQ_Anti_Virus are still slow How to determine your upload speed[edit] To configure Vuze for optimum performance, you need to know the upstream capacity of your Internet connection, which can be obtained from your Internet Service Provider (ISP). Advertisements may include numbers like "1024/256 Kbps"; this represents the maximum bandwidth available to you. It is the number of kilobits per second (kbit/s or Kbps) you can download/upload with your connection. You may have seen speed measured in kilobytes http://wiki.vuze.com/w/Network_Problems per second as commonly reported by browsers. There is a difference between the two measures. In all likelihood, you upload slower than you download. You may visit http://www.dslreports.com/stest or http://www.adslguide.org.uk/tools/speedtest.asp for online speed tests. Stop ALL Internet activity on your machine (including torrents) for a few minutes before running a test. Repeat it twice to reduce number anomalies. You can always set Config > Transfer > kB/s global max. upload speed to 0 -- meaning unlimited -- and observe. In any case, do not let Vuze (or any other program for that matter) take up the whole upload bandwidth. There needs to be room for overhead such as acknowledgement signals (ACKs) and resend requests. Downloads will suffer if these signals cannot be sent. Set your upload limit to about 80% of the maximum possible. How do I setup Vuze to download faster?[edit] First is to make sure that you have setup your ports in Vuze properly especially if you are behind a firewall or router. You'll need to add an exception for Azureus.exe (the main Azureus process) to your Software firewall (Windows)]. If you are using a Mac, check your firewall settings under (System Preferences > Network). And it is necessary to forward Azureus' TCP and UDP listening port (see Tools -> Options -> Connection) from your router to your PC, there are 2 ways to do tha

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in this box toggle-button Main menu HomeHomepageLoginMy account/Change PWRegisterWindowsDesktop SoftwareWindows AppsPortable AppsWindows 64 bit SoftwareMacLinuxAndroidiOSOnline AppseBooksNewNew ArticlesRecently Updated ArticlesRecent CommentsHighest RatedResourcesNewsTipsTech videosSecurity Guides & ArticlesHow-to Guides & TutorialsBest Download SitesBest Tech Support SitesForumAboutAboutContactFAQContributePrivacy PolicyCondition of Use Additional Vuze Settings toggle-button Submitted by site.editor | Last update on 22nd December, 2014 - 4:23am Introduction These are some additional settings for features in Vuze that may prove useful.  If you want information on any features not listed here, please post in the comments below and I will try to post some information. This is a work in progress and I will post more information when I have time. The complete listing of Vuze help pages here at Gizmo's Freeware is located at Vuze Help Vuze is one of the suggested clients in my Best Free Bittorrent Client Review. here at Gizmo's Freeware. If you do not have Vuze, you can get it from the Vuze Home Page (32 bit version only) Sourceforge (all versions). Mode To make sure that you can see all the options referenced here Vuze should be in Mode = Advanced. The location for this option is at (Windows/Linux) Tools>Options>Mode (Mac) Azureus>Preferences>Mode   Additional Vuze Settings Help IP Filter Loading Torrents IP Filter The Vuze IP filter blocks the IPs entered within it.  Most commonly, the blocklist from BISS is used to block  IPs that are "known" to interfere with bittorrent.   There is some controversy over whether these lists are useful.  There is some evidence to support their use in this article and there is some evidence that they are not useful in this post.   I leave it up to you as to whether this is necessary for your situation. Vuze offers a built-in IP Filter that has the ability to auto update itself.  You can also manually update.  It is located at: (Windows/Linux) Tools>Options>IP Filters (Mac) Azureus>Preferences>IP Filters There are two sources for blocklist download, iBlocklist (BISS) and eMule.  For iBlocklist It is suggested to use the Level 1 blocklist. IBlocklist BISS Blocklist DownloadeMule IP Filter Download 1.  Auto   For IBl