Utorrent download prioritize by file order

 · From the bottom window of uTorrent, switch to the “Files” tab. You’ll see the list of all files your uTorrent download contains. Right-click on the first file and select “Prioritize by File Order”. Once you do that, the files will start downloading one at a time. And the order in which they’ll download will depend on how they’re bltadwin.ruted Reading Time: 4 mins.  · I used to mess with the priorities manually for that, but this feature makes it so much easier. To get to it, click on the torrent that’s being downloaded and go to the files tab. Select all the files, right click and hit Prioritize by File bltadwin.ruted Reading Time: 7 mins.  · I assumed if I was downloading a torrent with 30 files, selecting them all and then selecting "Prioritize by File Order" would change the priority settings. Which, it does. However, I have yet to see any actual difference in priority between the individual files that are now labeled as High priority, Medium priority, or Low priority.

Is there a way to automatically prioritize files for download by alphabetical order? I often do this manually in order to complete the first files in a torrent before the last files, but this gets onerous as the file count grows. This reduces the delay before some types of downloads are useful. Get the #1 torrent download client for Windows. µTorrent Web helps you download torrents inside your browser, while µTorrent Classic is the original torrent client for bulk downloads. Set Options Bittorrent Maximum active torrents to 1. Then start all of them. Only one will download at a time, but all will eventually download. Use the up and down arrows on the toolbar to re-order them. The topmost one will download first.

I think it will be a great option to have prioritize by file order that takes file the order in UI and set file priority accordingly. At least tell me where should I edit to make this at least for me. I assumed if I was downloading a torrent with 30 files, selecting them all and then selecting "Prioritize by File Order" would change the priority settings. Which, it does. However, I have yet to see any actual difference in priority between the individual files that are now labeled as High priority, Medium priority, or Low priority. I actually just moved from utorrent to vuze then tried qbittorrent. Both of those software have a feature that allow us to assign a priority number to each file (this is great when we want to download a serie with 15 files in it and want to watch them in order while downloading) and I can confirm that both software work for prioritizing files in the selected order.