How to download torrent

µTorrent (or uTorrent and commonly abbreviated as "µT" or "uT") is a freeware, closed source BitTorrent client by BitTorrent, Inc.
It is available for Microsoft Windows and Mac OS X. Both versions are written in C++.
It gets the "µ" in its name from the SI prefix "micro" meaning one one-millionth and it refers to the program's small footprint.
The program is designed to use minimal computer resources while offering functionality comparable to larger BitTorrent clients such as Vuze or BitComet

Step 1 : Open µTorrent

Click Tools -> Options

Step 2. Click File -> Add torrent ->browse the torrent file -> open

To optimize your download speeds you must first do a SPEED TEST to determine your connection speed. Select SPEED TEST from the Help menu. Click Help -> Speed test.

Step 3. Choose destination path -> Check what you need to download

To optimize your download speeds you must first do a SPEED TEST to determine your connection speed. Select SPEED TEST from the Help menu. Click Help -> Speed test.

Step 4. Voila! It is downloading

How to upload torrent:

Step 1. Go to Upload

Step 2.

You need to choose torrent file Choose category and subcategory Write torrent name Write description Click upload button

Easy step-by-step guide that will help you start downloading movies, music, TV shows, and more in no time at all.

Step 1 : SAVE PATH

Click Tools -> Options

Then scroll down to FILES and edit the “Default Directory” folder. It has an additional option for moving completed files to a separate location if this suits your needs as well.

Step 2 : OPTIMAL SETTINGS

To optimize your download speeds you must first do a SPEED TEST to determine your connection speed. Select SPEED TEST from the Help menu. Click Help -> Speed test.

Now test your upload speed as shown below. Remember the number shown

Then select CONFIGURATION WIZARD from the HELP MENU.

Keep selecting NEXT until you arrive to the type of user prompt. Select ADVANCED and then press NEXT.

Lastly find your corresponding upload speed from the SPEED TEST and select NEXT.

This box will allows us to both select and test a port for Azureus to use.
Remember, the range of recommended ports to use is from 49512 to 65535, and the selected port must be forwarded if operating behind a router.
As you can see in the picture, I went ahead and used port 36617 to make it easy and then TESTED it.