- WEBTORRENT BLANK SCREEN DELETE DATA UPDATE
- WEBTORRENT BLANK SCREEN DELETE DATA UTORRENT
- WEBTORRENT BLANK SCREEN DELETE DATA MAC
WEBTORRENT BLANK SCREEN DELETE DATA UPDATE
Now, two things happened recently an update Java to Java 8 update 45 or for those java folks who like nice proper numbers 1.8.0_45Īlso there has been a recent os update from Apple.In the BitTorrent file distribution system, a torrent file or meta-info file is a computer file that contains metadata about files and folders to be distributed, and usually also a list of the network locations of trackers, which are computers that help participants in the system find each other and form efficient distribution groups called swarms. When you look at the error log ~/Library/Application Support/uTorrent/stderr.log
WEBTORRENT BLANK SCREEN DELETE DATA MAC
Running 10.10.3 Yosemite both on an older airbook and on a mac retina newest *update* The error below is related to the check for updates mention in others work above*
Sometimes it just doesnt work and i have no idea why, maybe i did it wrong those times, but if u try a few times it will workĪll this moving around stuff is not the issue.
WEBTORRENT BLANK SCREEN DELETE DATA UTORRENT
Im using bittorrent which is basically exactly the same, I had the same problem with uTorrent which is why i switched but it turns out it didnt help and i cant be bothered switching back, BitTorrent seems to be faster as well, anyway, and i had this problem and just by chance while trying to fix it, it started to work again after i blocked it from connecting to or something on start up, im hoping this wasnt a coincidence incase it happens again but try to quit utorrent/bittorrent and then open it again while either offline or blocking the network connections, i used little snitch.Įdit: it happened again after it was quit for a few hours, and i fixed it, this is what i did:ġ: back up the folder "BitTorrent" in 'Macintosh HD ▸ Users ▸ *USER* ▸ Library ▸ Application Support' by just moving it to the desktopĢ: move everything related to BitTorrent to the trash (except the folder in step 1 obviously, and any torrents your in the middle of downloading) i use an application called AppCleaner to which automatically finds related files/folders to apps you move to the trashģ: move the BitTorrent app back to your applications folderĤ: either go offline or block any connections to BitTorrent with something like LittleSnitch and open BitTorrent, the side bar will be back and you'll have an empty torrents list, but everythings working again nowĥ: quit BitTorrent and move the folder you backed up back to your Application Support folder, replacing the new oneĦ: open BitTorrent again and everything is back to normal and all your torrents and RSS feeds are back, now you can go back online or stop blocking it from connecting to the internet or whatever and it'll work until the next time you leave it quit for a long time
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