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shazzy4000

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Download Folder
« on: December 11, 2009, 05:43:45 am »

I am facing a rather odd problem. I was till now downloading in an external hard-drive which was recognised as H:/.

Due to a change in house I had to stop everything and dismantle my hard-drive. Upon attaching it again the port name changed to E:/.

Now, this has happened before but the problem is that my stuff is still being downloaded and I don't know where!

In the Setup the default dl folder is still H:/. Is there any way I can open the download folder of a specific file via the software? That way I'll know where everything is being downloaded.

Also at the counter below it shows that the Free Space available is Zero!

I'd be really grateful if anyone can help me.

Much thanks in advance!


Offline davidq666

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Re: Download Folder
« Reply #1 on: December 11, 2009, 08:07:11 am »

I am facing a rather odd problem. I was till now downloading in an external hard-drive which was recognised as H:/.

Due to a change in house I had to stop everything and dismantle my hard-drive. Upon attaching it again the port name changed to E:/.

Now, this has happened before but the problem is that my stuff is still being downloaded and I don't know where!

In the Setup the default dl folder is still H:/. Is there any way I can open the download folder of a specific file via the software? That way I'll know where everything is being downloaded.

Also at the counter below it shows that the Free Space available is Zero!

I'd be really grateful if anyone can help me.

Much thanks in advance!


in the queue there is a column called dl folder... but usualy when there is no working standard dl dir altbinz uses .../Alt.Binz/download

Offline Mystic2010

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Re: Download Folder
« Reply #2 on: December 11, 2009, 04:54:20 pm »
In addition to davidq666: did you check "My Computer" to see what drive is attached to H? Could be that it's your cd/dvd-rom, which could explain the Zero Free Space.