The torrent's data is being saved to an external USB 2.0 hard drive. Then, looking at uTorrent, that torrent's Status column gives that same message: "Error: Insufficient quota to complete the requested service". Hopefully I can give a little more info that might contribute to a reliable recreation scenario.įirst I got the XP balloon notification like SimpleEnough mentioned, with a red X icon in it, stating " Torrent Error:File: Insufficient quota to complete the requested service". Perhaps rolling back to the v1.6.1 will be the action to take for the moment being till we have a more precise diagnostic of the error. Meantime, if anyone of you are facing the same situation, consider taking a peek at the system's event logs and see if you can find anything interesting there. I know we set his system events log for few days, so if I have the chance to get to his place quickly enough, I might be able to see if this is a system or an application error.
He then checked his configuration to make sure things were pointing to the proper locations and the quota error didn't show up since then. I then suggested him to rollback to v 1.6.1 b 491, which is the one I'm using, instead of using the v 1.7 beta. The results were the same regardless of the torrent we were working with. Some of the downloads were few megabytes, and some others were more substantial.
#Windows afd gives to a thread download#
We've checked his partitions to make sure he was not running short of storage, and made sure the partition wasn't fragmented to a level to cause problems.Įven after checking what appeared to be obvious, the error was still popping up not long after a download has been restarted. He's running WinXP SP2 on his machine with 2GB Ram.
#Windows afd gives to a thread utorrent#
It was showing on the task bar as an info bubble pointing to the uTorrent icon.
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