Hmm... Seems to me like a problem with the BIOS...
try upgrading it through the flash utility supplied through your motherboard
website. Otherwise you seem to need a special circuit to be designed that can be operated from remote to cut the power to ur system for some time.
But doesnt seem feasible though!!!!

Well in theory....

You can send a Wake up packet to the MAC address of your LAN card from another PC, and your system should power up...

I am still searching for a complete solution,
will let you know at the earliest...

But for waking up your PC from internet,
things are much complex.

You need to configure a port on your DSL router so that
it allows you to communicate with your PC thru that port.

It is same as configuring a port for uTorrent or Remote Desktop.
Make sure that you select UDP protocol.

Now you need a tool that you can download from here

Depicus

In the GUI tool,
enter the AMC, Public IP and the port you have configured
and press the button...

And thats it.. your system WAKES up.

Make sure that you WOL is enabled on your LAN card by going
to the device manager in windows, right click and select properties
of your network card, select advanced and double ceck the WOL
feature is turned on.

In order to wake up your System when you are on the same LAN,
you need a smalll utility that you can download from

Wake-On-LAN

You need to know the MAC address of the network card and you are done.

Hmm... Seems to me like a problem with the BIOS...
try upgrading it through the flash utility supplied through your motherboard
website. Otherwise you seem to need a special circuit to be designed that can be operated from remote to cut the power to ur system for some time.
But doesnt seem feasible though!!!!

Well, for what it's worth, I use bitcomet. It does what I want it to do, doesn't hog the system and picks up where it leaves off if interrupted.

Ya... But uTorrent too have all these features and more.

I personally use Shareaza, as I had some problems setting up uTorrent with my firewall and Shareaza was easier for me.

Thanks for the information....

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Is there a way to turn off the upload option on uTorrent? I noticed when I lowered down the amount of uploads, my downloads seem to pick up so I was wondering how I can completely turn off the upload part so that I can maximize my downloads and my system?

I also wanted to say thanks for the other torrent links, I will be trying them out this weekend.

is there any restrictions on upload/download of the file size..in while using u-torrent..?

I think you can minimize it so it's close to nothing, but not completely down to zero. It's usually good enough for me.

Hi this is suman

i want to tell you something that if u used the bittorrent it is so unconvinient and unsafe, many torrent in this are not properly work. and it takes so much time to download the software and other stuff. it does not support all the types. my thinking is using a software for many purposes.

so i used the FDM (free download manager), it can support the torrent and other stuffs also

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