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#UTORRENT DOWNLOADS AUTO QUEUE UTORRENT#
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By selecting row(s) and pressing the Up/Down arrows on the toolbar.

There are several ways you can change the order of the incomplete downloads:

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Read the Azureus FAQ Changing the download order

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Some of the torrents also have an asterisk ' * ' in their Seeding rank column, which asterisk indicates that the torrent has been recently started and its Minimum seeding time is still going on, and thus the torrent will not be automatically stopped before that time has gone.

Please note that as the First priority status overrides the Seeding rank, the First priority torrents have been started despite their low Seeding rank.Thus 2 First priority seeding torrents, 2 downloading torrents and finally 1 normal seeding torrent are started. In the previous picture, the Max active torrents setting has been set to 5 and Max simultaneous downloads to 2. The priority order of torrents is: First priority seeding, download, seeding. The following example picture shows, how Vuze has calculated a Seeding Rank for all completed torrents: Naturally, the number of downloads can't be larger than the number of all active (downloads + seedings) Max active torrents is the maximum number of torrents you download or seed at the same time. Max simultaneous downloads is the maximum number of torrents downloading at any moment. Make sure you are downloading good torrents, too. Otherwise, you may see your download speed DETERIORATE. Do NOT change them before reading Good settings! Especially, do not increase the Max active torrents to too high compared to your internet connections upload bandwidth. These numbers determine how many torrents run simultaneously. Go to Tools > Options > Queue and see Max simultaneous downloads and Max active torrents options. Vuze has a queue system which constantly re-orders the running order of the torrents and only allows a suitable amount to be active at time. Why most of your torrents are queued and not downloading 1 Why most of your torrents are queued and not downloading.Therefore, when you’re looking at several different torrents to download, always go with the one that has more seeders. It means that there are more other people sharing it online.

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Most experienced uTorrent users know that the number of seeds a torrent has is vital when it comes to the “health” of said torrent. You can even change the download and upload limits of each torrent individually. But you can also select “Low” if you want to slow other torrent downloads as well. The default bandwidth is set to “Normal”.

From the drop-down menu, select “Bandwidth Allocation”.

Select the torrent you want to download faster and then right-click on it.

But did you know that you can allocate more bandwidth to certain torrents? And allocate less to others? It’s quite simple to do and can significantly minimize download times. But others have a long list of torrents that are all competing for the same bandwidth. Some people only download one torrent at a time. But there are things you can do in uTorrent settings that will make a lot of difference too. Sure, your internet connection speed and stability are crucial factors. One thing frequent uTorrent users are always on the lookout for is faster download speeds. This is much preferable to starting from the beginning and having to waste a lot of time. And that the percentage is moving upwards again.

You’ll see that your torrent download will pick up from where it left off. After that, go back to the torrent, and from the right-click menu, select “Start”.It might take a while, but you have to wait until it’s done. uTorrent will automatically start moving the files in the new folder.Select the download location and click “Select Folder”.Right-click on the torrent again and select “Advanced”. It’s important not to press “Pause” instead. Now select “Stop” from the drop-down menu.Right-click on the torrent download in question.Your file could be at 80%, and uTorrent will go from recognizable green to dark red.īut what are you supposed to do now? Is there a way to get the file without starting over? Fortunately, there is. But in situations where you’re downloading a torrent file that’s, for example, 100GB, you might run out of space on one of your drives.