I immediately switched and will never look back. Once qBittorrent more recently added the "create subfolder" checkbox like µTorrent has. Same thing on several different computers so people may want to check that location to see if the same thing is happening to them if running Win 10 + an older version of µTorrent I tried running as admin, using different compatibility modes, etc, but nothing ever helped. After a weeks time the folder would be filled with literally hundreds of these entries. Every time I close it, it crease a new dmp file in "C:\Users\xxxxxxx\AppData\Roaming\uTorrent" like, ,, etc, etc. To each their own, but 2.2.1 and several other older versions never worked well for me since Windows 10 was released. How about people just ditch µTorrent altogether & use an alternative like qBittorrent? Or, simply disabling all of the extras in the latest version if they insist on sticking with µTorrent? Why does a portable version contain adware?
Sharecode:(?) /files/6702420/uTorrentPortable_2.4.Ĭontains OpenCandy adware. Version 2.4: Unofficial tiny last version before advertising and other bloat.(Unofficial, by request). ΜTorrent 2.2.1 build 25302 Portable by Dave Green I'm Leaving this for the v2.x Fans out there
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