for 3 days i'm getting this error while trying to download multiple files in a single torrent. I tried to uncheck certain files that gives error then again check it again and force-check all files but it didnt work. I deleted everyfiles and registery log of tixati and reinstall it still didnt work, and since i deleted chunk files, some partially seeding old torrents give error that i should force check to override. I do have bitdefender btw, i tried disabling it whitelisting program still it didnt work. I m recently getting this error, idk if its about my semi private torrent site,internet service provider or some other program or virus.

i can still download some other torrent files from the same site, and if i force the ones that gives error they also download for a little and then gives error. If anyone helps me here i would be prettiated appreciated.

win10 64 bit.


[00:42:21]  starting
[00:42:21]  downloading initiated
[00:42:23]  tracker announcing  > tracker
[00:42:27]  tracker responded OK, returned=51  interval=50:49 > tracker
[00:42:32]  starting DHT search
[00:43:23]  error opening: access denied, another program may have this file open (5) > file.mp4
[00:43:23]  stopping
[00:43:24]  tracker announcing  > tracker
[00:43:26]  tracker responded OK > tracker

same error.
I mark some files in the torrent, how much it pumps and this error showing the unmarked file.
Trying to delete the torrent leaving the files sometimes helps, but then stops helping in the end to download is not possible.
Previously, this error has never been never once.
I can not understand why it appears.
In the torrent log sounds like ‘error writing edge file: access denied, another programme may have this file open (5) >’

Windows 8.1 embedded

Use goddbyeDPI, mb that problem?

some other program , probably antivirus, has a lock on the file.

Not have antivirus )

some other program has a lock on the file.
you have to find out what program and release the file

If in doubt, reboot... :)  That'll reset the program with the lock so remove it.

It's also worth having a better tool in your arsenal to look for programs that might be "hiding" or holding onto that lock even if you think you've closed them down. If you are on Windows, and don't already have it, get Sysinternals Process Explorer - it's a replacement for Task Manager that gives far more information on all running processes. The Sysinternals 3rd-party tools were so good Microsoft bought them and they are now in-house, so you'll find them on the Microsoft website (redirected from sysinternals.com where they used to be).