Ryan Norton

@ wyrmchild Could you please post a crash dump of the uncompressed version here? That would help us a lot - thanks!

@ZV What did the BSOD say? What Windows version do you use? Unless you are using a Windows 95 variety (95,98,ME) uTorrent cannot technically cause BSODs by itself. There is likely a driver malfunctioning or similar.

@powtrix That is intentional

@cyRq Not a bug - see the changelog over the past few versions for why this was done

@ArcCoyote I've tested it with both tomato and the default firmware here with my v2 it works perfectly - perhaps it is a model-specific issue? What is your model, and what does the UPNP log?

Azureus rolls their own too AFAIK; the API is XP+-only AFAIK as well. Anyway - please don't let it frustrate you and try to be as descriptive as possible so we can fix the issues, thanks! EDIT: Again, please post the relevant part of your log - ESPECIALLY when dealing with UPNP; thanks!

@Yat @laimanl @cyRq Thanks for reporting these - the incorrect peers list display of uTorrent versions 1.5.1-1.6.1beta and on non-english/japanese locales should be fixed for the next beta release.

@Yoshi "C:\Program Files should be the better Choice" It does if the user has write access to it, otherwise it installs in %PROFILE%\Program Files - suggestions are welcome "But what about the Users with different names for "Program Files" e.g. "Programme" or whatever?" It should install there in the localized version

@kurahashi The incorrect display of the u in the peers tab is fixed for the next beta. @[installation] - uTorrent has a fairly intelligent installer - if you move it to where it is associated, for instance, it will not ask to install. However, if there are no indications of where to install it will choose program files. We are still working on making it smarter though and comments about the functionality of the installation as well as its overall usefulness are welcome.

@kurahashi How do you reproduce " launching two instances of utorrent when in autostart (or rather in run registry)." - I've tried a few different locales and it seems to perform correctly. EDIT: Ok, I think I can guess what is happening here. First, a little background - one of the only parts of uTorrent that is not unicode complaint is registry key manipulation. In the past uTorrent use to write the run entry with a value name of its product name with the micro sign, which is not portable across locales - so if you went from english to japanese you would have two run entries. To combat this, later 1.7 betas write the run entry value name with product name "uTorrent" instead of the one with the micro sign so that it ports across locales since registry manipulation is not unicode compliant. So, anyone having this problem will need to remove all uTorrent entries manually in the "HKEY_CURRENT_USER\\Software\\Microsoft\\Windows\\CurrentVersion\\Run" registry key, and then set uTorrent to run at startup again. Now, uTorrent should only launch on startup once.

@xeriouxi The .torrent association issues with limited users should be fixed with recent builds. Please let me know if they are not (Don't forget to uninstall old 1.7 versions before installing a new one).

@kokobaroko The bullets are standard radio items, in our case CheckMenuRadioItem. (Probably just stating the obvious to Win32 experts, but anyway...)

> dont know if this has been reported before. in the add dialog of uT 1.7 build 1137, holding down > shift key and select files won't do range selection like it used to be. As others mention we are working on it; in the meantime though if you prefer the listview version better there is (as of around mid 1000 builds) an advanced option for that named "gui.addpre_uselistview".

> Edit: If you scroll horizontally in the file area of the add torrent dialog, the display gets messed up. > The numbers for size don't stay in their column, but just slide about. More precise instructions to reproduce would be beneficial here as well as a screenshot. P.S. Keep in mind it is a beta so nothing is really set in stone yet EDIT: Thanks for the reports

@kokobaroko I can verify checkboxes with the treeview works on Win95, and it should fall back to a different implementation if IE4 is not installed (thus still working - and by that I mean I tested on Win95 WITHOUT IE4) @tjobo Good to hear! Although, it is still odd that it needed to be done. It should also remember your preference - i.e. if you selected none one time the next time it should select none instead of all (from the respective button) > file icon borked Yes, you need to provide your own now, as we don't have a default one yet - just put an icon named "maindoc.ico" in your representive %APPDATA%/uTorrent folder

"And when you are checking a few files in a folder the square should be grey instead of white so you know that all files in it are not selected." Natively, Windows doesn't support treeviews with 3-state checkboxes with treeviews; if you have IE 4.0 generally we want to support native checkboxes.

"Shouldn't the checkboxes should be all checked by default when you add a new torrent? So you don't have to press Select all everytime. " This is exactly what should happen - For some reason I'm getting a 404 with the public release but ours have been doing it for a while. I guess you could try nuking your settings file/uninstalling and see if that helps