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Incomplete download at 100%
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qBittorrent version and Operating System
Windows 10 64bit, qbittorrent version 4.0.1
What is the problem
Often when i download video files (100%), i can't open them. So I have to do Force checks just to see that it's 99.9% instead of 100%. This problem wasn't present prior to 4.0.0
What is the expected behavior
It shouldn't say 100% when it's not really at 100%
Steps to reproduce
Obvious to reproduce. Download more than 1 video file until the problem occures, because the problem is inconsistent.
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I'm experiencing the same issue (all was working in 3.3.16) - in some cases the torrent completes and removes itself (I have set Seed until ratio reaches 0.00), but the file is not complete! If I add it again a recheck it there is missing few percent, which is then downloaded again. Moreover - the file still have sometimes the .qt extension, so it really was not completed. And as bonus the External Program is NOT launched :(
I have the same problem as described here. Using: Windows 10 64 bit qbittorent v4.0.2 32 bit
When the torrent is at 100% but the files have not been downloaded for 100% I have to manually force recheck the torrent (which can take a while) so it can be set fully done.
I have the same problem as described here. Using: Windows 10 64 bit qbittorent v4.0.4 64 bit
Some torrents in qBittorrent reporting 100% complete yet only showing files 99.9% complete and remains active. Doing a force recheck confirms the torrent is 100% complete and moved to completed folder
Windows Server 2016 qBittorrent 4.0.4 64-bit.
Same problem here. It's happening more often than it is working correctly. Just added 8 torrents, and when all 8 were finished, 5 were completed as far as qBittorrent was concerned, but were still in my temporary directory. Forcing recheck moved them correctly and made the Completed download notification immediately.
Maybe related? My temporary directory is a local folder (on same C:/ path as OS on an SSD VM), and the completed Seed folder is a networked volume that is a Drivepool hosted by the VM host.
[UPDATE: I don't think my using a remote file server is the issue, because even while my Down Speed is stuck at 0 KiB/s, my Up Speed is a usual number like 100KiB/s. So if I can serve torrent data, I should be able to receive torrent data.]
I am having the same problem as well, running qbittorrent 4.0.4, but there are 2 symptoms:
- Stalling at what seems to be 100%. Pausing and resuming does not seem to help. Stopping and restarting qbittorrent usually (always?) causes these torrents to either recheck or download a last few bytes (not sure which action is happening - it is too quick) then complete successfully and switch to seeding.
- I get downloads randomly stalling (often when they are first added to qbittorrent, but sometimes after they have downloaded some portion already). The symptom is that there are many active Seeds and many active Peers, but 0 Down Speed and Status is Stalled. Sometimes this can be fixed by pausing and resuming, but usually I have to exit qbittorrent and restart to get them to not be stalled.
Maybe this will help..... in my case I am running qbittorrent on a Mac but all my storage locations are on another Mac I am accessing via a wired Ethernet connection using SMB (standard Mac networking). In other words I have one Mac which acts as a central file server for all Macs in the house, including my qbittorrent mac. Maybe the fact my torrents and AVI files are being stored remotely is part of the problem? If there is any hiccup in storing data remotely, maybe qbittorrent is not handling the error condition well and retrying?
All my torrents do this. Get to 100% on top panel but still say downloading. Several minutes later the bottom panel gets to 100% and it goes to seeding.... Or sometimes it never does and i have to force recheck.....sigh....
I also suffer with this problem using: Windows 7 Pro 64 bit service pack 1 qBittorrent v4.1.1 64 bit
QBittorrent had crashed. When I restarted it, more than a hundred previously completed torrents were paused, and when resumed began rechecking themselves, showing 99.9% completed. They quickly finished, when there were seeds, but quite a few aren't being supported currently. They show a completed date earlier this year, 99.9% done and stalled with no active peers or seeds
Commenting to follow. I am also having this same issue. The torrent in the main list shows as 100% complete and stalled, but the files under the content tab tend to get stuck at 99.8%.
Ubuntu Server 16.0.4 qBittorrent 4.1.1
Torrents are being downloaded to an unRAID share over SMB.
Just updated to 4.1.2 and I am still having the same issue. Got home today and had 10 torrents all showing as 100%, all of them stalled, and all of them showing less than 100% when I check the "Content" tab.
On 4.1.2 and dealing with the same issue. Windows 8.1 64bit. Downloads report 100% but some files are at 99.9%.
On 4.1.2 same issue as everyone. Windows 10 Pro. Downloads report 100%, file is moved from my "unfinished" folder to the "finished" one (both on same drive) but some files are definitely not actually completed. Just right now I had one that when forced to recheck was only at 93% !!
Sadly this issue continues on, I have v4.1.5 and at first a few random files would show 100% be stuck in the downloading state but when you look at CONTENT tab its shows usually the movie file is 99.9%. Started random but now its every single file its about to complete, so I have to force recheck.
Strangeness continues though, after force recheck they go complete and seeding but now I am finding random files that have audio out of sync, clearly missing part was still missing on a few titles and verified by redownloading these and they play fine after a couple attempts.
Windows 10 Pro qBittorrent v4.1.5
I'm still experiencing this issue. A force recheck will reveal that the torrent hasn't truly reached 100% though sometimes it requires multiple Download > Force Recheck cycles to totally complete the download.
Windows 10 qBittorrent v4.1.5
Same issue affecting all my torrents, and If I don't force re-check, the video files tend to have some parts missing, causing skipping during playback
Windows 10 x64 qBittorrent v4.1.5 x64
Same issue affecting all torrents. Torrent shows 100% and stalled. Actual file is 9X%. Enforcing re-check fixes it (if parts are missing, finishes the download, if already complete -> Stalled to Seeding). This deserves more attention!
Just downloaded qbittorent to my seedbox and after adding 20 torrents 8 had this issue. Had to force recheck them to continue download 100% because few files were stuck at 99.9 and didn't want to download to 100%.
Still the case on
ubuntu 18.04.2 qBittorrent v4.1.6
@sledgehammer999 @Chocobo1 @glassez @pmzqla
Forgot to say, Raspberry PI 4 with newest debian buster release and qBittorrent 4.1.5. Like half of torrents I download are affected. Quite annoying.
Same Problem on Win10x64 4.1.6
Saving to non-raid smb drive. I still can't find a pattern when it happens. Happens more often when system runs longer. Might be subjective though as powercycles don't happen too often.
Having the same issue running Ubuntu 18.04 with the PPA version. It says Seeding have to force a recheck to complete the download.
It just happened to me as well, Windows 10x64 version 1903 (19362.239), version 4.1.6 64 bit, just encountered a torrent that was superfast, it reached 100%, but I've seen in the past torrents stuck at 99,9% this one is stuck in Downloading at 100%, I see less than 5 MB remaining (4.9 MB to be precisely), uploading as hell... but no download for the last piece, what's the matter with it?!?
This is happening to me after dropping the 3.x series on a machine and using the latest available download. Same general numbers as @pv7721 where it says 100% on the summary progress bar, but a file is at 99.x% and won't truly complete. This is the case for several torrents, not just one. Recheck immediately marks as "complete." My best guess is that the 100% is genuine but that some sort of internal order of operations happens to execute differently in rare cases and that when the torrent gets marked 100%, the code that then checks the status of the individual files for 100% completion doesn't run because it's at 100% for the full torrent.
Please, if you haven't, provide your download locations in relation to the machine running qBittorrent. It looks like this might be something to do with SMB, or some implementation of it.
Also, the steps to reproduce in the OP are not useful, because many thousands of people do exactly that, and it works fine for them.
Hi Asday, I previously commented I was having this problem as well (see my MarkB-C Mar 20, 2018 response) but I no longer have this problem. You may be right about the SMB issue, because I used to have qbittorrent running on one Mac, but storing the files on another system accessed via SMB. Currently I run qbittorrent and save the files on a USB-connected drive, and I have not seen the issue in a very long time (over a year). I believe I switched over because I suspected SMB (as indicated in my previous message).
My 100% stucks are stored on a Samba server over a UNC path. It may be that SMB triggers the error, but it's not the SMB implementation that's at fault.
Well it could be either, we wouldn't know without investigation.
I might suggest a workaround is to have qBittorrent download your files locally, then run a script to move them onto your SMB share once they're completed, if you're having this issue. If it doesn't fix the issue, then it narrows down what it could be. If it does, then it narrows down what it could be, and you have a working solution to limp by with.
It just happened to me as well, Windows 10x64 version 1903 (19362.239), version 4.1.6 64 bit, just encountered a torrent that was superfast, it reached 100%, but I've seen in the past torrents stuck at 99,9% this one is stuck in Downloading at 100%, I see less than 5 MB remaining (4.9 MB to be precisely), uploading as hell... but no download for the last piece, what's the matter with it?!?
In my case it was NOT on SMB, but on the local HDD of a laptop. Unfortunately the laptop was a little slow, only 4 GB RAM, initially sold with 8.1 had to upgrade to 10. I think therefore in my case the slowness was possibly comparable to the one of SMB, so writing over the network, and some operations were not done properly in order.