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Hi all. My computer froze and I had to shut it down via the power button. When I restarted UTorrent, all of my torrents were gone. The data is still in my external harddrive, but there are zero torrents in UTorrent. Is there a way to reassociate the torrents into UTorrent without having to redownload the torrents? Thanks so much for the help.
Do you still have the .torrent files on your computer? If you do, then all you need to do is load those files back into uTorrent and tell it where to find the files associated with each .torrent file. A little time consuming if you have a lot, but that's the only way I can think of to get them back...
look under your app data folder
it could be as simple as making sure the tab on the side says all and not downloading or inactive.
that happen to me, some how the tab got switched
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Originally Posted by Gish
Thanks all for the replies. I made sure that the correct category was selected on the side tab. I still have the torrent files in my app data folder, but to load them back takes forever because I'm having to recheck very large data sets (4-45gb). Even my categories disappeared!! Any idea what happened?
It happens in utorrent if it's closed unexpectedly then it loses the torrent information. Not sure if there is a way to protect that.
As said the best way is to load the torrent files from App Data folder and give them the correct path where the actual downloaded/ Incomplete files are.
The same happened to me last time. Win crashed, after restart all torrents dissapered. unfortunately there is no way to get it back. you have to do it manually. best way to avoid these kind of things is to ocasionally make backup of utorrent folder that can find in docs and settings/application data. after crash if you copy those files back all the settings will remain.
Next time it happens (I don't wish it but IF) don't shut it down with power but try RESET first. Also don't start uTorrent immediately after the crash, you might be able to salvage some information from the "resume.old" file so back that up before you start uTorrent.(You should have some hex-edit knowledge though). The groups and rest settings are in the settings.dat and these two files are the first casualties, not much you can do with that.
Good luck.
What version of utorrent do you use?
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yes its happened to me before...quite a pain in the assQuote:
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hi once i download files using utorrent and it shows complete i select to show in finder now the film folder is there but no movie file exists has anyone had a problem with this and also how to fix itQuote:
Originally Posted by The WandererWhat version of utorrent do you use?
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Originally Posted by dazag12hi once i download files using utorrent and it shows complete i select to show in finder now the film folder is there but no movie file exists has anyone had a problem with this and also how to fix itQuote:
Originally Posted by The Wanderer
Could be lots of things.
Try force rechecking the torrent. (right click on torrent entry, stop torrent, right click on it again and choose force recheck. Does it still say 100% complete or id it now at 0%?) If you have re-added the .torrent files then have you selected overwrite? This would delete the data and you will have to re-download.
Is there anything at all in the directory? Like lots of files ending in .rar then .001 then .002...if so you need to unpack the film... :lol:
is the file where it should be? Try right clicking on the torrent entry and select open containing folder.