Daniel Daniel 31 1 1 gold badge 1 1 silver badge 2 2 bronze badges. Add a comment. Active Oldest Votes. Improve this answer. Nassim Aouragh Nassim Aouragh 1 1 bronze badge. Community Bot 1. The downloaded torrents are saved in the folder where you have installed uTorrent Server. Pushpak Bhoir Pushpak Bhoir 11 1 1 bronze badge. Experience has taught me to take the claims in answers seriously no matter how improbable they seem, but why would an application like uTorrent save huge downloads to the root filesystem instead of to the home directory?
Ognjen Stanisavljevic Ognjen Stanisavljevic 3 3 3 bronze badges. Sign up or log in Sign up using Google. Sign up using Facebook. Sign up using Email and Password. Post as a guest Name. Email Required, but never shown. The Overflow Blog. Who owns this outage? Building intelligent escalation chains for modern SRE. Podcast Who is building clouds for the independent developer? Believe it or not, this is not a unique problem. Many other uTorrent users have also had trouble finding the uTorrent icon on their system.
However, once they exited the uTorrent application, the uTorrent shortcut disappeared not just from the start menu but also from the taskbar. The solution to this problem is to find the uTorrent installation folder.
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Where Is uTorrent Installed in Windows 10? This should open up the Task Manager. Check the upper portion of the new window that has opened up. There are lots of options there, such as Processes, Performance and App History.
If you look further to the right, you should see the tab labeled Details. Click on it. Once you go to the Details tab, you need to right-click on any given column heading and then select the option that says Select Columns.
These options should appear in a context menu. Yeah, see, I was used to the downloads going into my default downloads folder. How do I "set the save directory column visible in the job list"? Where exactly is the column headers context menu? Not trying to ask obvious questions but I'm sort of a n00b at this I guess. I think I found it. Just took a right click on one of the top columns and I enabled Save Directory. Nothing is under it though? This is really frustrating, all I want is my disk space back since I'm running so low on it.
It can't be 'empty', as in completely blank, otherwise your job list would be showing "Files missing from job. Please recheck". What happens when you right click on a job and select "Open containing folder" from the context menu? This is what pops up under the save directories:. And sorry but you'll have to be more specific when you say "What directories do you have in the root of C: drive? And when I right click then choose open containing folder of a torrent I just downloaded, it takes me to My Documents.
But there's nothing there out of the ordinary that I haven't seen before. And I'm almost certain there are no hidden folders under there that my documents are saving to. Because if there were, I could still go to search and type in the name of the files and they'd pop up. But you have absolutely no jobs loaded?
You are not going to find anything using the uTorrent GUI. C: Following this train of thought to it's ultimate destination Have you looked in the "Recycle Bin" for your downloads?? A Yeah, I see what you mean now, but anyway all I did when I removed the jobs was what I've been doing from years.
I'd right click and choose Remove. Move to trash if possible. When I first downloaded the torrents, the directory location wasn't set to where I wanted it to be. It changes frequently on it's own, not sure how. This is a common issue I've had with uTorrent before, but it never prevented me from actually locating the torrents. When I right click and then choose open containing folder, it just brings me to My Documents and there's absolutely nothing there other than what I always keep there which is only about 4 folders..
And before you or anyone else mentions it, I've checked My Documents and there are NO hidden files or folders. But, last night, I still have one of the torrents same save directory and everything still seeding on uTorrent, and I clicked under files and played one of the MP3s that was contained in the torrent and it began playing through iTunes.
But when in iTunes, I selected the song and chose "Show in Windows Explorer" and then I was told that it refers to a location that is unavailable. So I know that the stuff I downloaded exists. I think I've found a solution on where your downloaded files are my friend.. I too suffered like you.. Sticking to the point..
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