[µTorrent 2.2 "Griffin" beta 22538]

There's a very bad change made after build 21837' date=' not mentioned in changelog. Previous builds didn't check availability of files for torrents with "Finished" status. I was able to change status of all torrents which files are on a certain HDD to "Finished", then replace this HDD with an empty one without these torrents' statuses being changed to "Error". Now I'm unable to do this. Please change the behaviour back.

And another annoying thing. I have almost 2000 torrents in list, and when I exit uTorrent, it remains in memory for a very long time after its icon disappears from system tray. If I need to launch uTorrent again I'm forced to monitor task list. Can you please make the system tray icon disappearing only when uTorrent really gone from memory?[/quote']

No. uT is making sure that it has the files it thinks it has. You're doing it wrong.

The main problem is what GCRaisln reported - allthough torrents where in finished state now they are in "error: torrent files missing from job. please recheck." so if i download 10 tv shows a day (i delete files after watching, but i stop torrent after seeding it at least to ratio 2:1) and i want to keep my history but red torrent lines with warnings isn't what i imagine of keeping the history clean and simple.

[µTorrent 3.0 "Falcon" (32-bit) alpha 25207]

Still taking up to 100% of cpu. Deleted everything in C:\Users\username\AppData\Roaming\uTorrent

and now processor load is gone. 2% is max. Had about 210 torrent files in that directory.

Here is rared directory http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?5e3bs3ah465rt22

[µTorrent 3.0 "Falcon" (32-bit) alpha 25207]

Acer aspire 9420, Windows 7 enterprise x32, utorrent takes up 60-100% of cpu and it's impossible to use. Installed it, and after first launch it became like that. I have total 181 torrents in list, 1 active.

i used utorrent-3.0-beta-20759.upx.

with 2.0.3 everything is working fine

Here's dump file created from task manager

http://www.mediafire.com/?uiw5hw828f5tmp7