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How to remove sponsored ads in uTorrent


uTorrent displays sponsored advertisements in the free version of its torrent application. These ads help keep uTorrent free, but can bog down slower computers. While you may know that you can pay to upgrade uTorrent to an ad-free version, you may not realize that ads can easily be disabled in your preferences. Learn how to disable ads in uTorrent by adjusting some settings, as well as how to upgrade to the uTorrent Ad-Free.

  • Open the uTorrent application. While the free version of uTorrent displays ads by default, you can disable these ads in the Preferences menu.
uTorrent ads ensure that the developer can provide a free version of the program without losing money. If you like uTorrent and want to thank the developers, you may consider paying $4.95 USD to upgrade to the ad-free version. (By Clicking Here)

  • Click "Options" and then select "Preferences" from the menu bar.
  • Select "Advanced” from the list on the left side of the Preferences window. “Advanced” is at the bottom of the list.

Now in "Advanced" option find all three options by writing the same (as shown in Pictures) in Top Right "Filter" Box. After finding all three options (Name Listed Below):
  • gui.show_plus_upsell
  • offers.sponsored_torrent_offer_enabled
  • offers.left_rail_offer_enabled

Now set All these three options to "False" and Click "OK" to save your changes.
Note that if you did not find one (or more) of the above options in Advanced Options, don’t panic—uTorrent sometimes changes the names of these options. Return to the Advanced Options screen and type “offer” into the “Filter” box. Now, change all of those currently set to “True” to “False”.





Click “File” and then “Exit” to close uTorrent. To make sure all of your changes take effect, restart uTorrent.

Open uTorrent and enjoy your ad-free experience.

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