Hi David,
I've had this problem recently, I think it is caused by internet explorer blocking the torrent being sent back to your PC. What you have to do is search the torrents for it and download it, it is Milton Keynes 83 i presume? When searching you must check the dead torrents box or it will not appear.
When it asks where you want to put the files make sure it is directed to the folder with the flacs then it will realise they are already there, check them and start seeding.
I hope this helps
Jack

Here is the direct link to the torrent details:

http://www.mindwarppavilion.org/ezt/torrents-details.php?id=1288

Since you are showing as connected, it means that you have the correct personalized torrent.

However, since you are showing at 0% complete, this typically means that the torrent was pointed to the wrong folder on your HD.

The recommended course of action is to remove the torrent from your BT client;
Click the link above and download a new .torrent file;
Open the .torrent file in your BT client;
When prompted to where to save the files, choose the folder where you saved the files originally.

Your client should check the files, get to 100% and start seeding from there.

Hi Bewley,
I think I've had this problem on the last two torrents I've uploaded. After fixing the last one I noticed the explorer bar telling me it had blocked the torrent from coming back to my PC much in the same way it blocks pop-ups etc. This problem never used to happen so i'm guessing it's been caused by one of Billy boy Gate's super upgrades. They seem to bugger most things up on a regulars basis.
I thought i would mention this so it can be rectified or a something can be written in the guidelines to warn new uploaders.
Cheers
Jack
David,
Just read your post and I think you have directed you personalised torrent direct into you flac folder rather than the rootfolder, therfore the torrent is trying to recreate all the files inside the flac folder but it can't do this as it can't download anything as your not seeding! You will probably find the second flac folder is empty.
It is probably best to delete the torrent in utorrent and the empty flac folder then download the personalised torrent again pointing it to the root folder. i.e. the one that you used when creating the torrent.
if you can understand this you're a better man then me
Jack.

Hello Jack,

Yes, I suspected that that's where I'd gone wrong. I've just done what you suggested, so let's see what happens now!

DC

Thanks bewley.

dc