Can you delete the torrent file after downloading

 · Download the bltadwin.rut file. A file with the ".torrent" extension is simply a text file that acts as a pointer to the real file in which you are interested. Once the file is where you want it to be on your hard disk, don't move it again (otherwise, the torrent client will have trouble finding it). After install simply press the slider then the green button in the Torch toolbar to turn on torrenting and open the torrent client window. It’s possible to just drop a torrent file onto the window or you can open the Add Torrent dialog to search for a file or paste a magnet link into the box.  · A leech uses a torrent file or magnet link to download the file from other users on the network who already have the file. These users who already have the file are called seeds. When a leech is finished downloading a file (or even just part of a file), he or she becomes a seed, allowing other leeches to download the file from his or her computer.

Move Unfinished Torrents. Step 1: The first thing we have to do is stop the current download so that the files are not being accessed or updated by uTorrent. To do this, just right-click on the torrent and choose Stop. Do not Pause the download. Step 2: Now that the torrent has stopped downloading, we can change the download location for this. Download the magnet link and open with your torrent client. Select the Torrent file you set as the default download location and let the file download. Perform a virus and malware scan of the Torrent folder after every file you download. Do it before you inspect or open the downloaded file to verify it is safe. Once you're redirected to your chosen hoster's page, you can now directly download and save the files. After downloading, you will need to extract the files from their compressed folder. WinRAR and 7-Zip are two of the best file archivers that you can use for this method. Via Torrent.

You can delete it right after it begins to download because (as it was explained to me) bltadwin.rut file is just your ticket to board the train. After your on and the journey begins, you no longer need the ticket. I tried to delete done torrent file I downloaded. Not the content, I mean the files you get from the host site like what tpb use to do. I hit delete, it said something about deleting 3gb of data, even though the file was only 35kb. My question is, if I'm in the process of downloading the content and I delete the source file, will it delete the. Yes, yes, I agree that bltadwin.rut file is deleted when the torrent is loaded. It is replaced with bltadwin.ru file. However, µTorrent does not delete bltadwin.ru file when the user selects "Remove and bltadwin.rut + Data". It is true that the exact wording in that option is "bltadwin.rut", but as you said, it is already gone, and µTorrent has replaced it with bltadwin.ru file in the same directory.