Wireless

[#1]

Started to get the following error while using the bit torrent client:

Any thoughts?

Firmware ver. 1.65

[#2]

If you can't do it the convential way then a holding the reset button and starting all over is your best bet.

[#3 · Accepted solution]

This is not a good suggestion. Reset won't help.

As far as I know, this can only be fixed by "Delete Bittorrent Information" in NAS > Bittorrent. Which means all downloading files, if any, will also be deleted.  Smart eh?!

Shouldn't Buffalo fix this problem instead of than asking users to reset?

[#4]

Is this with 1.60 or 1.65 revision of firmware? Are you in US or Europe?

[#5]

I had same problem, and posted it a month or so back. And if this isn't fixed in fw 1.65, i will not be pleased!

[#6]

Let me tell, you are NOT pleased!

[#7]

hkpiums reply worked, deleting all torrent information was the solution for the problem. Thnx for that, didn't even notice that button as i've been using a bookmark for the bt manager.

and yes, this is with the 1,65 firmware like mentioned in the first post.

[#8]

hkpiums reply worked, deleting all torrent information was the solution for the problem. Thnx for that, didn't even notice that button as i've been using a bookmark for the bt manager.

[#9]

and yes, this is with the 1,65 firmware like mentioned in the first post.

[#10]

No problem mate, glad it helped.

But I think that's not the ultimate solution.

The client should be able to delete those "double-counted" hidden files upon user click the delete button.

Why the Client is so silly that it leaves garbage behind? When an user wants to delete a particular torrent, it means the residual hidden file is no longer needed.