Just upgrade to Windows 10 Pro x64 and I installed Tixati 2.16 x64.
Try to download one or two files and found out that my internet slow down a lot but Tixati isn't really download much.
So I check the task monitor, network download is up to 9 Mbps but Tixati only download at 38KB/s.
Check at Resource Monitor and it report that Tixati is using bandwidth at around 900 KB/s.
What exactly happen here? Please help.

screenshot : http://i.imgur.com/UKGwzUZ.jpg

You must have other torrents or channels running.

I don't think I have any other torrents running I just install tixati and download only 2 files, no other clients running too.
I also didn't do anything on the channel(I don't even know what it's all about)

additional screenshot : http://i.imgur.com/yisCxAv.jpg


another one : http://i.imgur.com/ydW4u7l.jpg
You can see on this one that it's going normal for a while, then torrents D/L and U/L is going down to the floor and Tixati start to eat up all bandwidth.
I can't open any websites when this happen, I have to stop all torrents or close the client itself.
(My internet connection is 13Mbps/1Mbps)

do you have a router (network address translation) or something like that?

sometimes the cheap ones can cause problems for p2p.

Its not gonna be a router issue, but thats the damndist thing i have seen..


Any software firewalls?

Sorry for late reply because after I deleted those two files the problem is gone so geuss it's those torrents that make problem.
But today I get this problem again from different files, different tracker.

OK I think I kinda stop it from happening now, just use ipfilter.
http://www.bayareatechpros.com/torrent-ninja-guide/
problem is gone now.
Not sure which IP cause it though ^ ^'

I don't think it is anything you are doing. Just coincidence. There is a big to do about nothing with windows 10. The other day a bunch of trackers banded or blocked windows 10 machines. You can read about it at TorrentFreak. Once there type in the search box Windows 10 banned.

Win 10 use P2P to, to share its own updates.