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Knightmare

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In order to fix a problem I was having with uTorrent, I was instructed to delete the dat files in the uTorrent appdata folder. When I did this, it fixed the problem; however, I had to reassociate all of my torrent files with the program. I got all of the torrents associated with uTorrent, but uTorrent is now downloading torrents that should already be complete. For example, I fully download a movie and it has been complete for about 2 weeks. I had to reassociate the file and now it's downloading again! My question is, do I have to let this download complete before I can watch my movie, or do I have the full file and uTorrent is incorrect?

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  1. Make sure they are selected to save the files where the files are originally stored.
  2. Pause the torrent(s).
  3. Right click the torrent and click "Force Re-check".
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1) It looks like they're downloading to the same place

2) Paused torrents

3) Force re-check option is greyed-out. :wtf:

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I had to reassociate the file and now it's downloading again! My question is, do I have to let this download complete before I can watch my movie, or do I have the full file and uTorrent is incorrect?

I'd wonder why you'd be unable to watch those movies - if they're downloaded just move them to wherever you generally archive them.

BTW, that DAT you deleted contained your settings. ;)

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I had to reassociate the file and now it's downloading again! My question is, do I have to let this download complete before I can watch my movie, or do I have the full file and uTorrent is incorrect?

I'd wonder why you'd be unable to watch those movies - if they're downloaded just move them to wherever you generally archive them.

BTW, that DAT you deleted contained your settings. ;)

Yes I see that now. B)

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Your going to end up with a bald spot on the top of your head trying to figure this out . Save yourself some time and trouble just uninstall it and then reinstall it

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Your going to end up with a bald spot on the top of your head trying to figure this out . Save yourself some time and trouble just uninstall it and then reinstall it

That did nothing. It's still doing the same thing. Should I remove the settings?

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You didn't select your file location properly. For each torrent you need to select location where files were downloaded and uTorrent should automatically recognize that and start re-checking.

Cheers ;)

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What mara- said ^^. However, sometimes, sometimes it doesn't auto re-check.

I've been there, done that.

Anyway, instead of pause, use "stop". ;)

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Can I interupt to ask if this is better than Bitcomit?

Bitcomet seemed faster to me, but it was also bogged down with a lot of crap.

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Yeah Knightmare: I never liked utorrent but Bitcomit seems to have its own problems lately. Better the devil u knoe than the devil u do not though.

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Yeah Knightmare: I never liked utorrent but Bitcomit seems to have its own problems lately. Better the devil u knoe than the devil u do not though.

What was wrong with uTorrent?

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Well Bitcomet was faster for me, but big.

uTorrent is smaller, but a little slower. Not much though. Then again, I'm in no hurry to get my torrents anyway.

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