at that time my download history consisted about 5k of torrents. ) brute force is the key :))Ībout three years ago, my utorrent (v1.8 or something) crahsed to bsod my homeserver and literally: everything (download history and active downloads) was gone within few seconds. Question! what to do when you have to move hundreds of partial downloads? answer: take your time ja manually change the path for every single torrent. Update: The uTorrent client just like qBittorrent moves the data that has already been downloaded to the new location automatically. You can use the method to quickly free up space on a drive where Bittorrent downloads make up a sizable part of the drive's available storage. Move the torrent files and folders from the old location to the new drive.Select the "move to another location option".Qbittorrent moves the files and folders of each torrent automatically to the new destination so that you do not have to move the files manually. Right-click the torrent in the qBittorrent software and select resume.Right-click the torrent and select Set Location from the menu.Right-click the torrent download that you want to move and select Pause from the context menu (there is no stop).Right-click the torrent and select Start.Right-click the torrent again and select Advanced > Set Download location from the context menu.Locate the download that you want to move to another drive in the uTorrent client.
Most Bittorrent clients should offer similar options, and while the menu items that you need to click on may differ, the way is always the same. I'm going to show how this is done in uTorrent and qBittorrent. The downloads continue right from the position they have been in before the move, so that you do not have to download everything again. Most Bittorrent clients come with options to do so in a handful of easy to follow steps.
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