| All comments about btdownloadgui.exe: |
Muadib | Bit Torrent donload file |
helping hand | Typical Torrent Resource See also: Link |
Fanny Batter | It's the user interface that downloads/uploads when using Bit Torrent |
King Key | Bit Torrent Download Manager |
| This is Bittorrent..removing this file will stop bittorrent from working See also: Link |
h2k.nl | Bittorrent client (easy for other users 2 get your ip) |
| Bit Torrent |
| it's ok, as long as you know you downloaded a bit torrent program |
VULTURUL | Bit Torrent download/upload control |
Jynx D5 | Best known bittorent client. Monitored it's behaviour and found it harmless. Can't understand though why the process continues to run after exiting the program! It just sits there completely inactive. |
| See also: Link |
Neman | just and only download bittorrent |
Vicious | BTdownloadgui is a bittorrent tracker released by Aurora, it has packaged spyware included with it. For safe downloads, download Azureus or a trusted client!!! See also: Link |
Vicious | This file is released by the Aurora corp. and is packaged with spyware. Download a trusted client such as Azureus or Mainline. See also: Link |
bigstep70 | Btdownloadgui.exe is the client for BitTornado and as such needs to be running 'only' if you are currently using the program to download/upload to the internet. Upon finishing a download/upload I have noticed that btdownloadgui.exe will 'hang' in the "Task Manager Proccesses" applet. Watch the CPU (% usage) column for any activity... if none it's safe to "End Proccess", just make sure its the right one :) |
| This is the client-proccess for BitTornado (and other torrent-client apps). |
| that I can download anything and is for freeheber |
| Bit Torrent |
| See also: Link |
Spicoli | it is the interface for downlading bittorrent files using bittornado... it is not spyware, but a p2p program for d/l music etc. It has nothing to do with Aurora See also: Link |
HugMyster | Runs with BitTorrent, but when BitTorrent stops, this keeps on running. Might just have been badly coded |
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