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How do I find similar torrents?

The easiest way is

Highlight the row of the torrent by clicking on the torrent name
Click on the General tab below
There should be a field labeled Hash near to the bottom with a string of 40 alphanumeric characters. Right-click the value of this and click Copy

Go to ISOHunt.com

Paste the value into the search box. To paste the value, right-click the search box, and click Paste. Click Search.

There should only be one result. Click that result and download the torrent.

You should get the box below. If not, you are downloading a wrong or different torrent. The torrent must be exactly the same except for the tracker servers.
You can also search Google with the torrent hash and download similar torrents.

Bonus Tip !
Optimize your TCP settings. Speedguide.net provides a free utility to make this step as easy as cake. We also have a mirror of the file.
WINDOWS VISTA USERS: Windows Vista / Windows 7 is not listed to be compatible with this as of May 2009. However, there are many reports on the net that it works and that it will need to be combined with theDisable Auto Tuning to make the registry changes effective. Personally, we recommend against using this if you are a Windows Vista user.
Steps to optimize your internet connection.
First, download and extract the files to any folder.
Double-click on the TCPOptimizer application in the folder to launch it
At the bottom of the window, click "Optimal Settings"
At the top of the window, select your connection speed. If you are not sure, run the speed test. Use the value that you get for the Download field (which is in kb/s) and set the slider to it.
If you are using ADSL, check with your Internet Service Provider whether it is based on PPPoE or PPPoA. You may also be able to obtain the information via your router's homepage.
Click 'Apply Changes' at the bottom of the window.
Ensure that 'Backup' is checked and click OK at the next confirmation box that appears.
Once the changes are done, reboot your system.

Further Tips You Can Try For Optimum Speed

Things that can improve your speed:

There should be a green tick at the bottom, not a exclamation mark as below.

Unconnectable situation

To get more peers, right-click the entry on the list, and click Update Tracker (if disabled, grayed out and throttled - you need to wait for some time). Do this especially if you are on a private tracker before you exit the application, so that your ratio is maintained.

Check the Availability column for the torrent. If it is less than 1, chances are that the torrent is new and the original uploader is still uploading. However, if it remains at a value less than 1 (eg, 0.98) for more than a day, either the torrent does not have seeds or it is a fake. (Thanks TTbarDJ)

Try reseting your internet connection by switching off and on the modem and router (if applicable) and then firing up uTorrent again.

Download the latest network driver, uninstall the current one and install back the latest network driver you downloaded by using Device Manager in Start > Control Panel > System > Hardware > Device Manager. This can cause your internet to break if you update with the wrong drivers, so be warned!

Make sure you did not set a download limit accidentally! Many people unknowingly set the download limit when they actually intended to set the upload limit in the right-click menu of the tray icon. To check, Options > Preferences > Bandwidth > Maximum download rate > Set to "0" > OK

The following software are known to cause problems with uTorrent: Nvidia Firewall, BitDefender, Avast!, Spyware Doctor 5, Kerio Personal Firewall, Sunbelt Personal Firewall, Norton GoBack, McAfee Firewall, SpamPal, Norman Personal Firewall, CyberSitter, V-Com System Suite, V-Com Fixit Pro, Norman Personal Firewall, McAfee Firewall, Cybersitter, Norton AntiVirus and McAfee Anti-virus. .

The following routers are known to cause problems with uTorrent: Linksys WRT54G, Linksys WRT54GL , Linksys WRT54GGS and D-Link DI-514 .

Things you can do that can improve or lower your speed

Some people have reported speed increases using an older version of utorrent, specifically utorrent version 1.6. You can download it and try it instead.

Setting a high upload can sometimes slow down a fast torrent. For example, in our ADSL connection, if we upload at 10KB/s we can get up to 350KB/s. If we upload at 30KB/s, the download speed gets limited to 200KB/s. The total upload available to me is 60KB/s.

This is where you have to experiment by setting a low upload rate (from 10 at Options > Preferences > Bandwidth > Maximum upload rate) and watching if the speeds increase for 5 minutes, especially if the torrent is heavily seeded.

But remember, you must upload in order for peers to share their downloaded data with you. It is possible to set a very low upload, but the chance of peers sending you their data will decrease, pulling down your download speed.

Some people have reported speed increases by setting the peer.lazy_bitfield setting to false in Options > Preferences > Advanced.

Change the Options > Preferences > Bittorrent > Protocol Encryption to Forced. This will force encryption on all outgoing packets and will not fallback to un-encrypted mode if the peer refuses to co-operate. Good for connecting to only encryption-enabled peers. Avoid doing this for torrents with low peers/seeds.

Remove the check for Options > Preferences > Bittorrent > Protocol Encryption > Allow Incoming Legacy Connections. This will make all your outgoing and incoming packets fully encrypted, except for tracker communications. Peers who are using a torrent software that doesn't support encryption are dropped. Avoid doing this for torrents with low peers/seeds.

Private trackers, especially those that specifically tell utorrent to disable DHT (effectively disabling Peer Exchange and Local Peer Discovery too), can affect speeds negatively. You can tell if the torrent is private by selecting the torrent and looking at the DHT value. If it says "disabled", it is a private torrent.

That said, the main reason private trackers exist is because they enforce sharing rules that tries to prevent a person from downloading a torrent and running off without uploading back the same amount of data he downloaded.

For new and popular torrents on such trackers, you may be able to get good speeds as everyone will be trying to increase their upload/download ratio. Again, experiment. The key point here is the seeds/leechers ratio and the popularity of them in public and private trackers.

Increase the number of connections in Options > Preferences > Bandwidth > Number of Connections. Experiment by increasing the number of global/max connections in steps of 25.

Some people use software such as Peer Guardian or Protowall to 'protect' from spy computers. At last check, Peer Guardian blocks about 773,125,915 out of 4,294,967,296 possible IPv4 addresses. That is about 18% of the whole Internet World Wide Web! Which means lesser peers and that means lower speeds! For the protection it claims to offer, speed is a compromise.

Windows Vista / Windows 7 users! Disabling TCP/IP Auto tuning helped improve speeds for some people

Click Start.

In the box at the bottom, type CMD and do NOT press Enter. You should see CMD come up on the list as shown below:

CMD shows when you type CMD in the box below

RIGHT-click the icon and click "Run As Administrator"

A "User Account Control" box should spring up. Click Continue (or 'Yes' for Windows 7)

Type this into the prompt: netsh int tcp set global autotuninglevel=disable

You should get a "Ok." response.

Restart your system.

If you have a proxy server such as a local ISP's one, using it has helped many people improve their speeds. Go to Options > Preferences > Connection. Under 'Proxy Server', select the Type as HTTP and specify your proxy and port. Check the box 'Use proxy server for peer-to-peer connections'. Press OK and restart uTorrent.