If the RIAA and MPAA can't kill 'em, they buy 'em and reprogram them. Whatever happens from this point forward is no longer something he's involved in, I believe. I don't see why anybody would want to, especially with the original author no longer coding the program. I for one do not wish to support ANY effort by someone so chummy with the RIAA and MPAA, period. If you wish to use Utorrent, I'd simply say stay with the 1.6 Standard final version and do not use anything after that release. The fact that Utorrent is now owned and being updated by people that have signed agreements with the RIAA and MPAA and NOT the original programmer, should give anybody pause. That version should be safe I believe and is still an excellent client. Utorrent is the most lightweight torrent program out there, does not have ALL features that you might find in other torrent programs, but is the most lightweight.Utorrent 1.6 Standard, the last final build, was done before the company was purchased and the new code written. I now only use version 2 and am very happy.
As well, an upgrade within version 3 hosed my RESUME.DAT file and I had to do the above to recover it. My only solution was to downgrade to version 2.2.1 and then it was all fixed. I have noticed after upgrading to version 3 Utorrent I had a lot of Disk Overload issues.
Restore RESUME.DAT by right clicking on it and choose Restore Previous versions and restore from a Windows backup. To fix I did this:ĭowngraded to version 2.2.1 (just do a google search for it), install overwriting your version 3 Utorrent install. It should be using the file at C:\Users\les\AppData\Roaming\uTorrent\RESUME.DAT, if your running a Win7 system. Found out that Utorrent was using the wrong RESUME.DAT file. I had a similar problem of LOOSING all my torrents after doing an upgrade within the version 3 flavors.
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