In order to prevent our .torrents from being uploaded to public sites (in effect turning this into a public tracker), there are a number of security measures in place. First among them is the following: if, at any time, there are more than 5 distinct IPs simultaneously using the same passkey with the same torrent, the account associated with the passkey will be automatically get a new passkey.

All files posted on our website are virus-free at the time they are uploaded and rechecked regularly to make sure they are still safe. We run virus protection software on our system that is checked constantly and updated as soon as new virus patterns are released. We use firewalls in addition to virus software to protect against viruses coming into our system. We also scan our entire system weekly for even more assurance against the possibility of a virus. See similar questions...

I suggest you should seed as much as possible, however, if you can't, you must seed at least 36 hours or until that torrent's ratio is bigger than 0.90, otherwise you will loose 3GB of your uploaded! See similar questions...

A Passkey is a 32 character key associated with your account that uniquely identifies you as a registered Long Live Rock user. When a .torrent file is downloaded your unique Passkey is automatically added to the Announce URL in the .torrent file. Therefore whenever that .torrent is used the tracker will associate it with your account, no matter what IP you are connecting from. See similar questions...

A passkey is a key associated with your account that uniquely identifies you as a gaytorrent.ru user. When a .torrent file is downloaded from your account, the passkey is automatically added to the announce URL in the .torrent file. Therefore whenever that .torrent is used the tracker will associate it with your account, no matter what IP you are connecting from. Do not give .torrent files you downloaded at gaytorrent. See similar questions...

The files at this web page are compressed archives. This means that there are several files wrapped up into one single file (archive) which is shrunk down in size (compressed) so that it doesn't take as long to download. You need to decompress the archives before you do anything else. See similar questions...

Select the download job and click the Go To toolbar button. This will switch to Browser Computer mode and display the folder containing the file(s) that were downloaded for the download job. Try clicking the View/Refresh menu item (or press F5 key). Also, make sure that you are viewing thumbnails by setting the View menu to Large, Medium or Small thumbnails. DownloadStudio can create thumbnails for many file formats. See similar questions...

This is a tough one but, it's been asked before. When you click on the download link to download a kit or a file you are prompted with a 'save' window. This is where you browse and find the location you wish to save the files at. This is where they will be. If all else fails, and you do not know where they were saved try doing a 'search' on your hard drive using Shabby Princess or the name of the kit hopefully, if it was downloaded properly, this will find it. See similar questions...

You can choose the location of your downloaded files by going to Tools > P2P Options on the top menu . The default download location is "C:\Program Files\Deepnet Explorer\Download". Important to note: Deepnet Explorer won't copy your previously downloaded files to the new folder if you change the location. See similar questions...

If the torrent merely contains text files, mp3s, zips, etc. then you'll already know what to do with the stuff once you get it. If the torrent contains lossless audio files (common ones are FLAC and SHN files), then they can be burnt directly onto a disc using NERO 6. See similar questions...

There has been some controversy over this issue, technically torrents are not owned by the copyrighted owners of the product you're trying to download. The finished product of the torrent download apparently belongs to the copyrighted owner. (This depends on where you live) See similar questions...

Before you can use this site, or any other BitTorrent site, you must know what BitTorrent (BT) actually is, how it works, the programs needed and the methods involved. All of this information can be found at Brian's BitTorrent FAQ and Guide. You can delete your account and then attempt to re-register. If you are using a free email service such as Hotmail or Yahoo! there may be up to a 24hrs delay until you receive your email. See similar questions...

These files are image files of CDs. I have a whole section of my site dedicated to this question. Turning CD Image Files Into CDROMs explains the different CD image file types, as well as how to burn them into game CDROMs. There is also information on Mounting CD Image Files Off the HDD, if you don't want to turn the image files into CDROMs and instead play them off of your harddrive. See similar questions...

See the hash fails topic. If your client receives bad data it will have to redownload it, therefore the total downloaded may be larger than the torrent size. Make sure the "kick/ban" option is turned on to minimize the extra downloads. From the time that each new torrent is uploaded to the tracker, there is a period of time that some users must wait before they can download it. This delay in downloading will only affect users with a low ratio, and users with low upload amounts. See similar questions...

See "Why am I getting "Piece XXX failed hash check" error?" ( above), the extra data is the redownloaded data from the failed hash check. See similar questions...