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Anxiously awaiting the new 3.3.4 version with separate thread for fastresume data saving and Qt 5.6. :-)

[quote="b9AcE"]
Anxiously awaiting the new 3.3.4 version with separate thread for fastresume data saving and Qt 5.6. :-)
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Uh... index.php/topic,3982.msg21652.html#msg21652
2hours ago lol.

[quote="KitKat"]
[quote="b9AcE"]
Anxiously awaiting the new 3.3.4 version with separate thread for fastresume data saving and Qt 5.6. :-)
[/quote]
Uh... index.php/topic,3982.msg21652.html#msg21652
2hours ago lol.[/quote]

b9AcE is refering to Dayman's 64-bit build.

Dayman has not been active for nearly 2 months.  Perhaps somebody else can make 64-bit builds?

v3.3.4 Windows 64-bit build by Dayman:
GitHub link:
https://github.com/Gelmir/qBittorrent/r ... ase-3.3.4/
..Built with MSVC v???? and the following libraries:
Qt v5.5.1
libtorrent v1.0.9 (See changelog below)
Boost v1.60.0
OpenSSL v1.0.2f

--

Changelog for libtorrent v1.0.9:

* fix issue in checking outgoing interfaces (when that option is enabled)
* python binding fix for boost-1.60.0
* optimize enumeration of network interfaces on windows
* improve reliability of binding listen sockets
* support SNI in https web seeds and trackers
* fix unhandled exception in DHT when receiving a DHT packet over IPv6

I get instant crashes from the new 64 bit 3.3.4 release.
Installed it twice.
Any new dependencies or something I may have missed?

[quote="b9AcE"]I get instant crashes from the new 64 bit 3.3.4 release.[/quote]

Works like a charm for me, this far.
..but I only do clean installs, so that might have something to do with it.

Try this:
1) Do a backup of whatever temp. files that you might need/want.
2) Make sure qBittorrent isn't running (check your running processes via Windows Task Manager).
3) Uninstall qBittorrent.
4) Reboot.
5) Delete these folders (if they exist):
C:\Program Files\qBittorrent (x64 Edition)
C:\Users\*****\AppData\Local\qBittorrent (or its equivalent on other Windows versions)
C:\Users\*****\AppData\Roaming\qBittorrent (or its equivalent on other Windows versions)
6) Delete this reg. string (if it exist):
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\qbittorrent
7) Install qBittorrent.
8) Reboot.

Thanks for the reply.
Really don't want to re-add all those (~2000) torrents.
Switching to the official 32 bit 3.3.4 release made it run fine.
I'd rather have 32 bit working than 64 bit unable to run I suppose, so will settle for that for now.

Thanks Tomaso.

After using Geek Uninstaller to remove any leftover bits the 64bit 3.3.4 qB works 100%.

[quote="thexfile"]After using Geek Uninstaller to remove any leftover bits the 64bit 3.3.4 qB works 100%.[/quote]

Just so there's no confusion..
Did you run into the issue reported by b9AcE, before using 'Geek Uninstaller'?

[quote="Tomaso"]
[quote="thexfile"]After using Geek Uninstaller to remove any leftover bits the 64bit 3.3.4 qB works 100%.[/quote]

Just so there's no confusion..
Did you run into the issue reported by b9AcE, before using 'Geek Uninstaller'?
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No.
geek did find two register marks though.

Getting this weird error with 3.3.4 64 bit, have to go back to 3.3.3 for now because of it.

[quote="RavenousSix"]
Getting this weird error with 3.3.4 64 bit, have to go back to 3.3.3 for now because of it.
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Windows version???

Oh and this is a thread for v3.2.


Also

https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/kb/2999226