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  1. When you enable the left sidebar and check under labels - hidden, are they still there?
  2. You deleted the files from your system? If no one had previously downloaded the torrent, then the files are gone. Torrent files are NOT a substitute for cloud storage.
  3. It is in the left sidebar when it's enabled
  4. You need to set each download folder you use separately and then only add torrents from that list, or consolidate your download folders.
  5. Enable the left sidebar in the options menu then choose the torrents category.
  6. The correct port to forward is the one in settings - connection, and it's both TCP and UDP Same port for internal and external.
  7. You should always store locally until you're done with them in uTorrent. The connection instability could be something in your network switch/router or the synology itself.
  8. You should not be saving to a network location from your computer for that. The connection stability to the synology is likely what's causing the problem.
  9. Are you running your own tracker on your local network?
  10. https://help.bittorrent.com/en/support/solutions/articles/29000039597-how-do-i-migrate-torrents-from-a-different-client-to-bittorrent- If you're using a program other than uTorrent or BitTorrent, you'd be looking for import steps Because of the way that uTorrent and BitTorrent store their incomplete files, there is no "export" that needs to be done from their side.
  11. https://help.bittorrent.com/en/support/solutions/articles/29000039597-how-do-i-migrate-torrents-from-a-different-client-to-bittorrent- The steps are the same for uTorrent as they are for BitTorrent.
  12. Once uTorrent says seeding, then yes you've done things correctly.
  13. Did you point uTorrent at your existing files?
  14. That error is consistent with a file or folder not named properly, causing windows to throw errors that the file can't be found.
  15. And if you try making the torrent with http://wiki.depthstrike.com/wiki/EAD:Utilities:TorrentBuild instead? Also, the monolithic tracker lists are completely unnecessary. If you are not enabling the private flag in the torrent there is no need to even add trackers to the torrent at all.
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