@yuvynuya Set Use uPnP / Nat-PMP port forwaring... "on" (checkmark it and restart the program). It might be that your ports aren't "open". Setting the checkmark qbittorrent will do that for you.

I would also checkmark the Use different port on each startup...

What firewall are you using? If windows Defender firewall check if QTB is an allowed program.

Start the Windows Firewall using the Run window
Press the Win + R keys on your keyboard, to open the Run window. Then, type "control firewall. cpl" Without the quotationmarks (") in the Open field and hit Enter or press OK.

Click.. Allow app to communicate through windows defender firewall ..... Check if there are checkmarks after the qbittorrent program

@yuvynuya Can you make a screenshot of your Speed tab?

@yuvynuya Without knowing your settings its hard to answer your question. Reboot your system is the first step i can think of.

Secondly did you set the torrent to super-seeding mode? (right-click on the torrent). Super-seeding mode should only be active when there a a few seeders or when you are the original uploader.

Thirdly 151 other people are seeding, which is great, but also means that the 136 people leeching can "choose" from seeders. So it might just be a coincidence (how many peers are you connected to? )

@davis94 same thing happened to me.. I uploaded a movie after a few hours a "dead" torrent suddenly "came alive" and the system urges me to keep on seeding the "duplicate".