It looks like the other resume.dat.old files I recovered are damaged beyond repair.I'm running another data recovery scan to see if I can find. I dont no what happen but utorrent just suddenly keep giveing me a message saying resume.dat is corrupt. If you can't delete files (new user?) then print the reply above so the shop repair counter doesn't take so long.
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I has often happened to me, that I was moving my directory with files into another place and all torrent files start to 'think' their content was lost. I was to reassociate each torrent file with it's content manually. I think it was bad work. Since each torrent file contains hash code of the file and each torrent application contains setup parameter for data file location. So, computer could calculate hash codes for all files in data location and reassociate each with it's torrent file.
Which client allows it? Does uTorrent allow it?
I have added steps for both Mac OS X and Windows, works for all versions of uTorrent (including the latest versions). Please note: Windows is untested so if someone could confirm the steps I would be grateful. 
OS X 1) Stop then Start all torrents 2) Exit uTorrent 3) Open Terminal and execute the following command (enter your password): cd '~/Library/Application Support/uTorrent' && sudo rm -f *.old.
This will delete all.old files. 4) Open uTorrent and you're good to go. Windows (untested) 1) Stop then Start all torrents 2) Exit uTorrent 3) Open Windows Explorer and go to the following location:%AppData%/uTorrent 4) Manually remove all files ending.old 5) Open uTorrent and you're good to go. What I get, using uTorrent 3.4 (build 30635), is a few ~30GB files keep having to be re-checked (for one reason, or another; looks like program crash, due 2 memory crash most probably) and this is taking AGES on an ok-system: Z68A-G43 (G3) - i7-3770 - Vengeance 2x4GB 2133MHz - GTX 650 Gainward - WD 1TB 64MB SATA - Win7 Pro/64 SP1 / Saucy Xfce AMD64. It's just a nightmare.:-/ Torrent(s) can NOT be stopped, during the check, and deleting.old files doesn't bypass the check.
I have it not to auto-start downloads, so they can be launched one-at-a-time; but, it's ridiculous having to wait a few minutes every-so-often (and only one HDD, so the system is pretty much locked during that time) (gonna look for a 64-bit Torrent client, perhaps, tnx).