drokk Posted December 25, 2005 Report Share Posted December 25, 2005 Using µTorrent 1.3 build 364. When a folder has been downloaded I cannot access it even though the drive that I've moved the folder to is a network drive, all I get is "%folder% is not accessible, access is denied". Now, the comp I´m using utorrent on is only for downloads and I use XPpros remote desktop to access it, IE it has no monitor, keyboard or mouse. The dl folder is mapped as a network drive to my "regular" comp. I can work around it and cut and paste a downloaded folder from the dl folder to a drive on the "regular" computer from using remote desktop, but I cannot access the downladed folders from the network drive and I'd prefer to do it that way. I was using the original bittorrent client before and there was no such issue, I could access the dl files and folders fine. No such luck with utorrent though. The reason I switched was because of the modest hw requirements of utorrent (the comp in question is hardly top of the line) but it seem to be a very efficient client and rather stick with it. A torrent that would not even start on bittorrent started straight away on utorrent.Is there a setting that might result in this behaviour? Any pointers? I've searched the forum but no luck, at least I could not find any threads describing similar problems.EDIT: I've tried every which way to remove the "read only" attrib from the DL folder btw, and for some reason I cannot. But since that wasn't an issue before I fail to see why it should be now? And no, I don´t use Google/MSN desktop sw either, IMO that´s borderline virus.2nd EDIT: Think I've sorted it out. I previously used the move downloads to another folder option, and that seems to bugger it up. I now use the same folder to download to, and "store" finished downloads in, and can now access the folder in the network drive. So problem solved, hopefully. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
1c3d0g Posted January 8, 2006 Report Share Posted January 8, 2006 Yeah, µTorrent is a bit finnicky when it comes to networked drives, USB drives etc. :/ Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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