Am I correct? Without the original. I don't understand your comment. I have a thousand completed jobs Why are you suggesting I shouldn't use uTorrent?
I do still have the. If I simply move the. If one bit binary digit has changed in the content data, it is different to the hashsums in the meta data and will fail to recheck. The nice thing about having the. If you want to have the lobs in the list and stopped, you can do whatever you want with the data, BUT if you inadvertantly start any of them you WILL have problems.
And to be honest there are FAR easier ways of managing records for what you already have downloaded, than using a BitTorrent client as a "librarian" and wasting huge amounts of resources for no good reason. I am trying to move a torrent from the machine to an external hard drive, using the right click advanced routine as outlined above, but utorrent just keeps showing "moving" - instead of "seeding" normally it only takes less than a minute to move a 1.
Say I need to do this for about torrents. Once I select the items and choose to set the download location, I am prompted times for the destination folder. I would expect to be only prompted once because I selected all the items and I wanted all the items to get moved to the same destination. If I did want move them to different locations, then I would not have selected all the items.
I would have clicked one item at a time and do Set Download Location. I am at a loss as to why uTorrent has not asked for the Set Download Prompt once and move it for all the selected items.
Anybody have an explanation on this? I have searched the forums and found out that there are lots of threads regarding this without any resolution. All Activity Home uTorrent for Windows General Moving torrent files to another folder after they have completed Moving torrent files to another folder after they have completed. Start new topic. Recommended Posts. BitTorrent etiquette dictates that once you've downloaded files, you also seed them to help others' downloads go quickly.
If you need to move or rename your download, everything's thrown off. Reader Jake Champion explains how to seed after moving or renaming files.
This feature is available in uTorrent version 1. You can not change file names and keep seeding with earlier versions of uTorrent.
You can use this guide if you move or rename the folder in addition to changing file names. It is possible to change file and folder names because they are not really parts of the files.
They are like ''labels'' that tell the computer where to find the content of the files. After such changes, you need to retarget the files in uTorrent if you want to keep seeding the torrent. The procedure for doing this is the same no matter if the torrent is already loaded in uTorrent, or if you add it as a new torrent.
If the torrent is already loaded in uTorrent, right-click it and choose ''Stop'' if it is not already stopped. Improve this question. Maybe Transmission has a setting for where it looks for torrent files? Add a comment. Active Oldest Votes. Improve this answer. Is it file specific or doesn't this change the torrent location for all the torrents in consequence which would be undesirable?
I've found one needn't re-verify, just restart the client after the move and it takes the files as normal — Konstantin Pelepelin. Sign up or log in Sign up using Google. Sign up using Facebook. Sign up using Email and Password. Post as a guest Name. Email Required, but never shown. The Overflow Blog.
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