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My AVG has no built in firewall so there is no issue coming from there.

I am using no software firewalls except for the default Windows Firewall and I have added the 'rules' into it for my ports.

I have followed every tutorial for port forwarding for my router. However, I have been having severe issues trying to get my ports open to allow BitComet to download at its full potential. I recently installed Windows 7 and downloaded BitComet so I could continue my downloading habits on my new OS.

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