Actually I did come across your post about the deluge_path_change.exe file and tried to get more information about it but couldn't find any. When I ran it initially I was expecting it to ask for me to specify the new file path but it seemed to automatically run without any type of prompts. I tried r...

I gave up and did it the hard way. Set Deluge to add torrents in a paused state, copied the /state/ directory over from Windows to the docker container, used the client and selected 'Move Download Folder' for all 1100 torrents, and force rechecked all of them. Took a few hours but it was the only wa...

I would love to know how to edit the torrents.state file as well. I'm migrating Deluge 2.1 from Windows to Docker and the directory structure and file paths must be changed in order to retain the torrents. After hours of searching online, I've come up with no workable solution. Similarly to OP, I've...

Hi Mhertz, I didn't see your reply on this until now but somehow I managed to fix the issue, or at least it hasn't happened in several days since poking around. I did see forum posts about disabling show pieces, but still had crashes afterwards. This time though, the faulting DLLs were different. I ...

Did you ever find out how to resolve this issue? I'm receiving the same exception code but with a different dll. Just posted about it here:

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Hi everyone, I just migrated Deluge and 750+ torrents to a new Windows 11 Pro x64 machine and am currently running Deluge 2.1.1 with LT 2.0.6.0 (previously on Windows Server 2022 x64 with Deluge 1.3.15) and am running into very frequent crashes with gtk-3-vs16.dll. After some Google searching, I bel...