Microsoft visual c++ runtime library

[decaler]

hi all ..
so i get a error when using deluge...
So first , the installation is ok ... can start "Deluge" without error , or problem ...
But when adding a torrent i get this error

microsoft visual c++ runtime library

runtime error!

program : c:/program files/deluge/deluge.exe

this application has requested the Runtime to terminate it in an unusual way. please contact the application's support team for more information.

And when i press ok .. deluge is automaticly closed...
Can someone help me?^^ thx

[Kagain]

I get this error when trying to start Deluge when Azureus is open.
If I close Azureus, Deluge will work without error.
Perhaps it's because I've set them both on using the same port.
Make sure the port you're using is not used by another applikation

[decaler]

Have tried to change port many times... but still get this error when i add a torrent :X

[bantai]

i also got this same problem, till now i cannot run deluge anymore even I had installed and uninstalled it many many times!

could someone help please

[coolduke]

look like the same problem with mine, i get that error everytime i try to add a non english character torrent

[frusciante10]

same here... i really need a fix for this problem :\ deluge seems very interesting for what i want.. my ISP blocks all the torrent clients :\ if someone could help me

edit: I already added a torrent with sucess and this program really work with my ISP traffic shapping, i reach 500kb/s on a 5mb connection, but now when i try to add more torrents the problem backs :\

[frusciante10]

well, i think i have a temporarily solution.. open the torrent with deluge and then manually select the folder you want to, works for me.. sometimes fails but like i say, temporarily solution.

[bachok83]

i believe this has something to do if you have two torrent clients running at the same time and they both are trying to use the same port.

try exiting all torrent clients and run deluge alone. If necessary, run them on different ports. That does it for me.