Harold Feit
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In the BitTorrent interface under the info tab.
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What's the listed availability for the torrent?
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You're already downloading as fast as your connection supports.
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There's nothing to do.
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You're getting your connection's rated speed.
speedtest.net shows in *bit/sec
BitTorrent shows in *byte/sec
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Usage support for completed downloads is beyond the scope of these forums.
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Nothing we can do if the tracker is down.
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Do you have a time set for your seeding goal?
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No one is downloading it yet or it's overseeded to the point that you're not needed yet.
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Do you also have a time set?
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if the %appdata% location doesn't match up exactly then that doesn't actually work either.
QuoteFirst, identify the folder where your previous torrent client stored your torrents, then:
- Create a folder called AUTOLOAD on your desktop.
- Create a folder called TORRENTS where you want to store your completed torrents to be relocated (for example c:\My Documents\My Torrents\).
- In your torrent client, click Options, then click Preferences, then click Directories. Check the ‘Put new downloads in’ checkbox and point the path to the folder you were using to save your completed torrents with your previous torrent client.
- Check the ‘Move .torrents for finished jobs to: checkbox and point the path to the TORRENTS folder.
- Check the ‘Automatically load .torrents from’ checkbox and point the path to the AUTOLOAD folder on your desktop.
- Find the .torrent for the files you wish to load, which match the files in your completed folder, and move them (not copy) to the AUTOLOAD folder on your desktop.
You torrent client will automatically load the .torrents from the AUTOLOAD folder into the torrent list. It will find that the matching files are already in the download folder and will check them to make sure they are complete.
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Don't move the .torrent files around once the torrents are in your client.
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Looks like either the torrent isn't actually seeded or something in your setup is blocking.
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As long as availability is below 1.0, your download won't finish.
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I didn't ask for the creation date. I asked for the availability.
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What is the listed availability for the torrent?
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What's the full error you're getting?
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1> If you don't specify to remove and delete the .torrent file, that .torrent file will remain.
2> If they aren't loaded in BitTorrent then the old .torrent files being removed won't affect it.
You probably deleted the entire contents of %appdata%\bittorrent which would delete the program, its configuration AND all the .torrent files, not just the .torrent files and configuration like you thought it would.
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Close it before shutting down the computer or set windows to not re-open programs you had running when it shut down.
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Seeding happens by either the person who made the torrent or people who downloaded it.
In the case of torrents that won't complete, they are no longer seeded.
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The .torrent file is metadata and can be exchanged independently of the client. The original torrent was made and was likely seeded at one time.
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Right click on the column header to get a menu to enable any columns you don't have
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The protocol doesn't support such a search.
And we aren't qbittorrent support
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You should be able to remove them with that error.
Torrent Download stalls at 84%
in Troubleshooting
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You can't finish because the torrent isn't seeded. You'd need to contact the site you got the torrent from for a reseed.