Where is utorrent default download directory?
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I'm using Ubuntu and I was downloaded a file from torrent by using utorrent, now I don't know where is utorrent default download directory! and please tell me how can I change it?
directory downloads default utorrent
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I'm using Ubuntu and I was downloaded a file from torrent by using utorrent, now I don't know where is utorrent default download directory! and please tell me how can I change it?
directory downloads default utorrent
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I'm using Ubuntu and I was downloaded a file from torrent by using utorrent, now I don't know where is utorrent default download directory! and please tell me how can I change it?
directory downloads default utorrent
edited Aug 24 at 11:26
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asked Aug 24 at 11:20
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I'm using Ubuntu and I was downloaded a file from torrent by using utorrent, now I don't know where is utorrent default download directory! and please tell me how can I change it?
directory downloads default utorrent
directory downloads default utorrent
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edited Aug 24 at 11:26
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According to the help center in utorrent site, you can find
Navigate to options > preferences and click on "directories" from the list on the left. You will see an option to change various options such as the directory of your downloads, completed downloads, .torrent files and more.
answered Aug 24 at 11:34
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I was changed it couple of time and I was saved it but every time I go to options > preferences > directories I see nothing was changed
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Aug 24 at 11:47
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Unfortunately, there is no default download location for utorrent. If you have not given any download location in utorrent, it just discards your downloads. It keeps in some secret location from where literally you can never get the file.
If you want to set the location then click on the settings and then there is an option "Directories". Under which a field is " Move completed downloads to:". Set the path there for your download location. Fyi I am on Ubuntu 18.x and utorrents 13.x. The utorrents is running as a server and can access it on a browser.
answered Sep 29 at 14:11
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Looks like utorrent is running with wine.
If you are using mapped drive in wine, you may find it under home/.wine/drive_c/users..
If you havent changed utorrent download preference after install, files will be in different download folder, which is of path home/snap/utorrent/common/.wine/drive_c/users//downloads
Ctrl + h to hide/unhide hidden files (.wine)
answered Oct 20 at 2:22
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The downloaded torrents are saved in the folder where you have installed uTorrent Server.
In my case it was /opt folder.
Navigate to the folder and you will find all your downloaded torrents.
answered Nov 13 at 8:56
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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? This will eat all the available disk space on the SSD for users who have root installed on an SSD and home installed on an HDD in order to save valuable disk space on the SSD.
– karel
Nov 13 at 9:32
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4 Answers
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4 Answers
4
active
oldest
votes
active
oldest
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active
oldest
votes
up vote
2
down vote
According to the help center in utorrent site, you can find
Navigate to options > preferences and click on "directories" from the list on the left. You will see an option to change various options such as the directory of your downloads, completed downloads, .torrent files and more.
answered Aug 24 at 11:34
devWeek
23.9k2194155
I was changed it couple of time and I was saved it but every time I go to options > preferences > directories I see nothing was changed
– Daniel
Aug 24 at 11:47
add a comment |
up vote
2
down vote
According to the help center in utorrent site, you can find
Navigate to options > preferences and click on "directories" from the list on the left. You will see an option to change various options such as the directory of your downloads, completed downloads, .torrent files and more.
answered Aug 24 at 11:34
devWeek
23.9k2194155
I was changed it couple of time and I was saved it but every time I go to options > preferences > directories I see nothing was changed
– Daniel
Aug 24 at 11:47
add a comment |
up vote
2
down vote
up vote
2
down vote
According to the help center in utorrent site, you can find
Navigate to options > preferences and click on "directories" from the list on the left. You will see an option to change various options such as the directory of your downloads, completed downloads, .torrent files and more.
answered Aug 24 at 11:34
devWeek
23.9k2194155
According to the help center in utorrent site, you can find
Navigate to options > preferences and click on "directories" from the list on the left. You will see an option to change various options such as the directory of your downloads, completed downloads, .torrent files and more.
answered Aug 24 at 11:34
devWeek
23.9k2194155
answered Aug 24 at 11:34
devWeek
23.9k2194155
answered Aug 24 at 11:34
devWeek
23.9k2194155
answered Aug 24 at 11:34
devWeek
23.9k2194155
23.9k2194155
I was changed it couple of time and I was saved it but every time I go to options > preferences > directories I see nothing was changed
– Daniel
Aug 24 at 11:47
add a comment |
I was changed it couple of time and I was saved it but every time I go to options > preferences > directories I see nothing was changed
– Daniel
Aug 24 at 11:47
I was changed it couple of time and I was saved it but every time I go to options > preferences > directories I see nothing was changed
– Daniel
Aug 24 at 11:47
I was changed it couple of time and I was saved it but every time I go to options > preferences > directories I see nothing was changed
– Daniel
Aug 24 at 11:47
add a comment |
up vote
0
down vote
Unfortunately, there is no default download location for utorrent. If you have not given any download location in utorrent, it just discards your downloads. It keeps in some secret location from where literally you can never get the file.
If you want to set the location then click on the settings and then there is an option "Directories". Under which a field is " Move completed downloads to:". Set the path there for your download location. Fyi I am on Ubuntu 18.x and utorrents 13.x. The utorrents is running as a server and can access it on a browser.
answered Sep 29 at 14:11
xpioneer
1013
add a comment |
up vote
0
down vote
Unfortunately, there is no default download location for utorrent. If you have not given any download location in utorrent, it just discards your downloads. It keeps in some secret location from where literally you can never get the file.
If you want to set the location then click on the settings and then there is an option "Directories". Under which a field is " Move completed downloads to:". Set the path there for your download location. Fyi I am on Ubuntu 18.x and utorrents 13.x. The utorrents is running as a server and can access it on a browser.
answered Sep 29 at 14:11
xpioneer
1013
add a comment |
up vote
0
down vote
up vote
0
down vote
Unfortunately, there is no default download location for utorrent. If you have not given any download location in utorrent, it just discards your downloads. It keeps in some secret location from where literally you can never get the file.
If you want to set the location then click on the settings and then there is an option "Directories". Under which a field is " Move completed downloads to:". Set the path there for your download location. Fyi I am on Ubuntu 18.x and utorrents 13.x. The utorrents is running as a server and can access it on a browser.
answered Sep 29 at 14:11
xpioneer
1013
Unfortunately, there is no default download location for utorrent. If you have not given any download location in utorrent, it just discards your downloads. It keeps in some secret location from where literally you can never get the file.
If you want to set the location then click on the settings and then there is an option "Directories". Under which a field is " Move completed downloads to:". Set the path there for your download location. Fyi I am on Ubuntu 18.x and utorrents 13.x. The utorrents is running as a server and can access it on a browser.
answered Sep 29 at 14:11
xpioneer
1013
edited Sep 29 at 16:20
answered Sep 29 at 14:11
xpioneer
1013
answered Sep 29 at 14:11
xpioneer
1013
answered Sep 29 at 14:11
xpioneer
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1013
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Looks like utorrent is running with wine.
If you are using mapped drive in wine, you may find it under home/.wine/drive_c/users..
If you havent changed utorrent download preference after install, files will be in different download folder, which is of path home/snap/utorrent/common/.wine/drive_c/users//downloads
Ctrl + h to hide/unhide hidden files (.wine)
answered Oct 20 at 2:22
JKV
1
add a comment |
up vote
0
down vote
Looks like utorrent is running with wine.
If you are using mapped drive in wine, you may find it under home/.wine/drive_c/users..
If you havent changed utorrent download preference after install, files will be in different download folder, which is of path home/snap/utorrent/common/.wine/drive_c/users//downloads
Ctrl + h to hide/unhide hidden files (.wine)
answered Oct 20 at 2:22
JKV
1
add a comment |
up vote
0
down vote
up vote
0
down vote
Looks like utorrent is running with wine.
If you are using mapped drive in wine, you may find it under home/.wine/drive_c/users..
If you havent changed utorrent download preference after install, files will be in different download folder, which is of path home/snap/utorrent/common/.wine/drive_c/users//downloads
Ctrl + h to hide/unhide hidden files (.wine)
answered Oct 20 at 2:22
JKV
1
Looks like utorrent is running with wine.
If you are using mapped drive in wine, you may find it under home/.wine/drive_c/users..
If you havent changed utorrent download preference after install, files will be in different download folder, which is of path home/snap/utorrent/common/.wine/drive_c/users//downloads
Ctrl + h to hide/unhide hidden files (.wine)
answered Oct 20 at 2:22
JKV
1
answered Oct 20 at 2:22
JKV
1
answered Oct 20 at 2:22
JKV
1
answered Oct 20 at 2:22
JKV
1
1
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add a comment |
up vote
0
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The downloaded torrents are saved in the folder where you have installed uTorrent Server.
In my case it was /opt folder.
Navigate to the folder and you will find all your downloaded torrents.
answered Nov 13 at 8:56
Pushpak Bhoir
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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? This will eat all the available disk space on the SSD for users who have root installed on an SSD and home installed on an HDD in order to save valuable disk space on the SSD.
– karel
Nov 13 at 9:32
add a comment |
up vote
0
down vote
The downloaded torrents are saved in the folder where you have installed uTorrent Server.
In my case it was /opt folder.
Navigate to the folder and you will find all your downloaded torrents.
answered Nov 13 at 8:56
Pushpak Bhoir
1
New contributor
Pushpak Bhoir is a new contributor to this site. Take care in asking for clarification, commenting, and answering.
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1
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? This will eat all the available disk space on the SSD for users who have root installed on an SSD and home installed on an HDD in order to save valuable disk space on the SSD.
– karel
Nov 13 at 9:32
add a comment |
up vote
0
down vote
up vote
0
down vote
The downloaded torrents are saved in the folder where you have installed uTorrent Server.
In my case it was /opt folder.
Navigate to the folder and you will find all your downloaded torrents.
answered Nov 13 at 8:56
Pushpak Bhoir
1
New contributor
Pushpak Bhoir is a new contributor to this site. Take care in asking for clarification, commenting, and answering.
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The downloaded torrents are saved in the folder where you have installed uTorrent Server.
In my case it was /opt folder.
Navigate to the folder and you will find all your downloaded torrents.
answered Nov 13 at 8:56
Pushpak Bhoir
1
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Pushpak Bhoir is a new contributor to this site. Take care in asking for clarification, commenting, and answering.
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answered Nov 13 at 8:56
Pushpak Bhoir
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answered Nov 13 at 8:56
Pushpak Bhoir
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answered Nov 13 at 8:56
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Pushpak Bhoir is a new contributor to this site. Take care in asking for clarification, commenting, and answering.
Check out our Code of Conduct.
Pushpak Bhoir is a new contributor to this site. Take care in asking for clarification, commenting, and answering.
Check out our Code of Conduct.
1
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? This will eat all the available disk space on the SSD for users who have root installed on an SSD and home installed on an HDD in order to save valuable disk space on the SSD.
– karel
Nov 13 at 9:32
add a comment |
1
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? This will eat all the available disk space on the SSD for users who have root installed on an SSD and home installed on an HDD in order to save valuable disk space on the SSD.
– karel
Nov 13 at 9:32
1
1
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? This will eat all the available disk space on the SSD for users who have root installed on an SSD and home installed on an HDD in order to save valuable disk space on the SSD.
– karel
Nov 13 at 9:32
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? This will eat all the available disk space on the SSD for users who have root installed on an SSD and home installed on an HDD in order to save valuable disk space on the SSD.
– karel
Nov 13 at 9:32
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