can't download the system cannot find the path specified

I've been using other clients for ages so know what I'm doing but this is retarded... I'm trying to download a torrent and after about a minute in it will stop and say error: the system cannot find the path specified... first I thought it was maybe because it was on a remote machine... so I switched the torrent download paths / temp / and watch folder to c and still same thing... any ideas?

Does the filename contain non-latin1 characters? µTorrent doesn't support unicode yet so that might be why.

(this sounds familiar)

Do you have diskio.use_partfile set 'true'?

The .torrent you are downloading. Does it have subdirectories? Or, more specifically, subdirectories within subdirectories?

And when you look in them... do you find files of only a few bytes, without extensions, where a directory/folder name should be?

-- Smoovious

I keep getting this bug as well. With the following torrent:

ftp://ftp.freebsd.org/pub/FreeBSD/torrents/6.0-RELEASE/6.0-RELEASE-i386-disc1.torrent

If I open up the torrent, select my local computer's desktop for saving the torrent's files, I don't have a problem.

If I open up the torrent, select a network drive for saving the torrent's files, I get "the system cannot find the path specified" after about a minute.

uTorrent doesn't support UNC paths at the moment. For now, you can just map the network drive as a local drive and it will work.