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The 32 bit uTorrent was compatible with my 64 bit Win7. A few versions ago, this bug showed up and I was at a loss to fix its misbehavior. (I failed to recall the data stored in %appdata%. Excellent observation.) The 64 bit version of uTorrent seems to be free of this bug and it gave me access to the info stored in resume.dat and let me modify it. Thanks for contributing to this fine program.

Continuing from my previous post, just above: I installed the 64 bit version, 3.0, build 25570, and behold!, it showed the phantom torrents and let me delete them from the ListView. Indeed, the 32 bit version had retained them as if they were present and active, even though I had deleted all traces of the torrents and their associated downloads from the disk. The logger showed a bunch of attempted connections for those torrents and a corresponding number of disconnects (I'd overlooked checking that on the 32 bit version's logger, however.) I will keep the 32 bit version for a while if someone wants to get information from (or with) me, to try to fix this bug. I'll work with you if you want to try to reproduce it. Thanks, and thanks for porting uTorrent to 64 bit. I recently had a relatively simple program to port, which nevertheless had in it lots of character and numeric manipulations via pointers and pointers passed by reference and lots of pointer arithmetic. It didn't seem like it was going to be tough even so, yet it took me much longer than I expected.

Unfortunately, this didn't work for me. installation of uTorrent shows 7 phantom torrents. It believes they are loaded, and I cannot reload them, as you were able to do, but they are inactive and not shown in the torrent list and I cannot figure out how to remove them or restart them. The sidebar shows they are present, completed, inactive and without labels. The only way I managed to delete them was to uninstall uTorrent and reinstall it. Hardly a solution. I couldn't find anything relevant in the registry, This happened while I was debugging something under VS2010 while downloading torrents, an unrelated program that, incidentally, made no use of sockets. It only happened when I was running the debugger, and it happened twice, though not a third time, so I can't reliably reproduce it. Resetting the list view columns didn't fix it. It seems to not be a mere display issue. Win 7, 64 bit. uTorrent 3.1, build 26650 (32 bit) Intel i7 930, 12 GB RAM net.max_halfopen 100 TCPIP.sys half-open Half-open_limit_fix__4.2.exe claims my OS hasn't limited it, so, presumedly, it'll be the default. Will a HijackThis log help?