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Macboy
Join Date: Sep 2004
Location: Goa
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try this other method (not sure if it works, but just in case)
1: Move the downloaded file to a different folder. 2: Download the same torrent again. Let it start downloading (even 10-15kb is enough) 3: Put stop on the torrent. 4: Then, move the old downloaded torrent back to where it was (assuming that the new downloaded file is also there). Replace the new downloaded with the old one. 5: Right-click on the torrent in utorrent and Force-recheck. Does it do it?
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Salieri Family
Join Date: Feb 2004
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A similar situation happened to me once.. I almost downloaded 96% of a 800MB file and it was stuck even there were 100+ seeders and with my ratio above 0.6(while downloading)..
It was downloading but the percentage downloaded was not increasing.. Waited for two days that it might work and even put alternate trackers..Dint worked..I had to redownload the entire file..
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