Downloading utorrent files to an external hard drive

 · This video will show you how to download torrents directly to an external hard drive by bypassing your internal hard drive by saving you time by not having t. I have a really small SSD with my mac ( gb) and I have an external HDD with 4 tb of memory that is connected through USB I want to directly download files to that hard drive using qBittorent but when I do my download rate is ridiculously low. If I download a file directly to my mac's SSD, I'm getting a mbps speed.  · Next, what we must do is copy the entire installation of uTorrent from our computer to the USB memory or external hard drive where we are going to use it. The default installation directory of uTorrent on our PC is as follows: C:Users[usuario]AppDataRoaminguTorrent. We must copy the entire “uTorrent” folder to the USB memory. Once copied, we can put it the name we want, without problem.

From Finder Window navigate to the location where we have to install our application in external HDD. Right click on the folder and click on 'Get Info'. Under 'Sharing and Permissions': Click on '+' while holding 'opt' key, which opens a popup window. Search "system" and select "System Administrator" here and click ok. Click "Download" to save and back up OneDrive files to external hard drive. When the process completes, you can view and use your OneDrive files on the external hard drive by then. Note: Remember to changed the OneDrive download location from your external hard drive to the original default location. Otherwise, all files will be downloaded to. I have been using an external hard drive as the download location for torrents from transmission running in puppy via VirtualBox on Windows 7 for quiet a while with no problems. When Puppy is running it has control of the external. When Puppy is shut down control goes back to Windows. I can then scan them and move them to my media drive.

Next, what we must do is copy the entire installation of uTorrent from our computer to the USB memory or external hard drive where we are going to use it. The default installation directory of uTorrent on our PC is as follows: C:Users[usuario]AppDataRoaminguTorrent. We must copy the entire “uTorrent” folder to the USB memory. Once copied, we can put it the name we want, without problem. 1) If your name is not there, add it by clicking the (+) and selecting it. 2) Once completed, or if your name is already there, change the 'Privilege' setting to Read Write. If the Finder keeps changing it back, press the little lock icon and type an Administrators password to continue. It all depends on your use case. If you got something like a / connection things like client/file system/OS doesn't matter much and generally the fact that external drives are kind of slow doesn't matter. ( mbps is only like ish MB/s from the drive with overhead etc) 2. level 1. LakersLady.