spiffae Posted October 14, 2009 Report Share Posted October 14, 2009 Hi all,I'm running a fresh install of W7 Enterprise 32 bit (90 day trial) and I'm having some trouble with uTorrent 2.0 Build 16850.The first is a minor annoyance, but maybe there's some way to fix it. With the old uTorrent running on XP, I had it set up to let me choose the download folder. When I grabbed a torrent for an individual file it would give me the normal "save as" dialog, and with a torrent that was in a folder it would give me the list of folders and I would just choose the root folder. Now it seems that I always get the "save as" dialog, and uTorrent removes the torrent's folder. For example if I'm downloading a show that would come in a folder with RARs and a sample, if I choose to put the download in my "shows" folder, the RARs are just scattered in the folder. I have to manually create a new folder - is there any way to get around this?the second and bigger problem is that I've been finding that if I quit uTorrent in the middle of a torrent and start back up, the program can no longer see the files it was downloading. My downloads go into red X status, and i get a popup saying "Files missing from job. please recheck" when I say "Open Containing Folder" the !UT file is right there, waiting. They don't seem to be able to reconnect, and the only way i can restart the torrent is to delete it from the list, re-add it, and point it at the file I was downloading before. Dose UT 2.0b have issues with Windows 7? Or is the problem between the chair and keyboard? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Coda2009 Posted November 6, 2009 Report Share Posted November 6, 2009 I also have W7 Enterprise 32 bit (90 day trial), and experienced the "Files missing from job. please recheck" error. My situation is such that I added a hdd for the W7 install, and wanted to use my torrents from my Vista installation (now available as a dual boot option), so I found the following post and applied what fit for me.It is, of course, possible that the error is ubiquitous/generic, but editing the resume.dat file fixed the error. -Coda Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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