Hey, I agree that you should seed all the time,
I always keep all my torrents in my bittorrent, never delete any.
But you should also keep in mind that there are factors you can't really control.
My Bittorrent crashes once every few months,
then you have to redownload all the torrent files in order to seed them again when somebody wants is.
And of course that ain't easy.
So I just keep them in as long as my BitTorrent doesn''t crash.
And people also run out of hard disk drive I guess.

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Solution:

If you make use of a couple utorrent options this can be made a lot easier. Look at my screen-shot:



See how I have a special place to store my torrent files? If you store them on a seperate drive or partition than your OS, even if your utorrent client is ruined or your OS needs to be re-installed, you can just load them off your drive so you don't have to re-download them.

Also, if you make use of the "Automatically load torrents from:" option, you can re-load all your torrents you were seeding just by activating that at the place you stored your torrents. That way they are all loaded back into utorrent in one step, instead of having to load them all one at a time.

Hey thanks for the help man,
I'll change that right away.
Never knew that was possible.
Thanks for the help and info .

nice tip Noobicide i have to see if i have that options on my seedbox.

I always sound harsher then I really am I know very well about all the factors that can interrupt your seeding, including personal problems like motivation etc because Ive had them all. But as long as you have the right attitude and intentions you will gain in the longrun We wont just ban anybody without a valid reason and if you always seed in general and misses out on 1 torrent I am the first to understand it was not intentional.

Kepp it up guys

Sometimes it's also the conection firewall port etc so try this out http://www.simpleportforwarding.com/download also you can try deleting your history of your browser and cookies if you still have bad connection try in command : ipconfig/flushdns (att for vista or win 7 run doc in admin mode !!!)

Will there be a problem if I change directory of already downloaded torrents from C in D ? Аnd what will be happen with the torrents that are currently downloading ?!?

Changing files you seed or where they are stored will indeed give problems unless you have set up your torrent client that when finished downloading the file will be stored somewhere else.

If you do it yourself the torrent will not know you have changed something and will not find the files. In that case you have to

- find the file on the tracker
- delete only the torrent in your client (so not the data)
- download the file again BUT appoint the location of the file to where your old one is located.
If indeed the file is the same as the one on your D drive, it will start rechecking in stead of downloading.

So it is not a good idea to change files you have downloaded as it might be a lot of work but sometimes you have to

Hope you understood this, if not please let me know so I can maybe add some printscreens, even though this was not really the topic for support