You can do this by following the directions below: You will need to open and edit the Registry to rectify this error. Sometimes the message associated with your error will say, “this file does not have an app associated with it.” This means that your Chrome browser cannot detect the correct application to download the magnet link. Your Chrome browser should now be able to download your magnet link.Ensure that this setting’s toggle is in the ON position.Find the “Handlers” option that says “allow sites to ask to become default handlers for protocols.” Click on it.Click on the “Content Settings” button.
Scroll to the bottom and click on the “Advanced” button. Open a Chrome tab and click on the Menu icon. Check Your Content SettingsĮnsure that your browser’s content settings are correct. There are several steps you can take to try and rectify the problem. I am about to give up on Bitcomet (alas).Sometimes, when you open a magnet link in Chrome, the browser returns an error message. I tried most of the solutions I found on the web, but without any success. One obvious solution is to migrate to utorrent, but bitcomet usually provides MUCH better download speed, so I am reluctant. This implies that the bandwidth itself is NOT the only source of the problem (if the bandwidth is THE problem, it should occur with other torrent clients, right?), but the problem may lie in the Bitcomet software (or how it interacts with other software/hardware-some said some routers cannot handle Bitcomet well). Surfing gets slower, but it is sufficiently fast. This problem does NOT occur AT ALL when I use other bittorrent clients (e.g. Most pages simply do not load due to timeout-basically, I CANNOT surf at all. I still get decent download speed (up to 200-300kbs occasionally).ĭespite this, whenever I download a torrent, I cannot surf. (2) I limited the Global upload speed to 10kbs. 
Not the fastest, but still respectfully fast. (1) I have a good speed (3MB download 256kb upload). However, I STRONGLY believe that there is more to the problem than the simple bandwidth. In generally, I agree with most of the comments posted earlier-it is very true that downloading torrents will consume the bandwidth, and will slow down the surfing speed. I have been experiencing exactly the same symptom that "beatz2005" described.
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