How To Download Torrent File Using IDM

Yes… Its possible. Even when for the first time i thought of it, it was a day dream for me !

However, I got to know about this essential and important trick and i feel that everybody should be aware of this much needed downloading trick.

Also its very very simple to operate. Just you need to follow the steps below.

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Steps:

1. First of all , you have to download the torrent file(.torrent) which you want to download.

2. Then just go to the website www.torcache.net and upload the torrent file that you have just downloaded and click on the cache! button.

3. This will give you a new torrent file . You just have to copy the link of the new torrent file from the opened window.

4. Then go to the website www.torrific.com and create an account there(in case you don’t have) and login to your account. Then paste the address of the new torrent obtained in step 3 and click on Get button.

5. Now you will get the list of available files present in that torrent file. Then click on the initiate bittorrent transmission button. This will give the full option to download the file. Just click on any link and you can see the download manager-IDM popping out for downloading the file.

Now enjoy the ultimate Speed of IDM for downloading torrents too…

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An Alternative To WInzip and Winrar

Winzip & Winrar are the most popular software's used for handing archive formats like zip, rar, iso, etc!

Both of the above software's obviously are not free so the next best alternative is 7-zip ,which is an open-source Windows-only tool that doesn’t have a very fancy GUI but can do everything that you would want a file compression software to do.

7-Zip performs all the task just like Winrar & Winzip. The program supports 7z, XZ, BZIP2, GZIP, TAR, ZIP, WIM, ARJ, CAB, CHM, CPIO, CramFS, DEB, DMG, FAT, HFS, ISO, LZH, LZMA, MBR, MSI, NSIS, NTFS, RAR, RPM, SquashFS, UDF, VHD, WIM, XAR, Z & other formats too.

If you are looking for an alternative to 7-zip as well, go with PeaZip. This is also a free and open-source zip utility which is available for Windows, Mac and Linux.

In PeaZip, all the features within Winzip , Winrar as well as 7-Zip is available. It also includes password protection in a single click which is also available in 7-Zip.

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Speed up your system with “360Amigo System Speedup” [Windows]

It identifies and fix a wide range of errors and speeds up your slow PC. It detects and removes all unused files in your PC from faulty software installs/ uninstalls, it optimizes your Windows for faster start-up times and stops malicious processes from running on your PC.

It also cleans traces of your online activities such as your Internet history, cookies, temporary files, logs, invalid links and much more. But the best part is that it’s small, fast and furious (normally taking less than a minute to run). 360Amigo System Speedup will get the most out of your PC and make it like new again. Both beginners and experienced users will enjoy the available features and options. It has 2 versions, free and pro. I recommend to try pro version for 15 days and then you can easily switch to free version .

Download 360Amigo System Speedup ( Just 3.21 MB )

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New software boosts computer performance, safety

WASHINGTON, USA: Researchers have developed a software tool that optimises a computer's functioning without compromising its safety features.

Currently, computer programs are incorporating more and more safety features, but they can also slow the programs down by 1,000 percent or more.

"These safety features or meta-functions can slow a program down so much that software developers will often leave them out entirely," says James Tuck, assistant professor of electrical and computer engineering North Carolina State University, who led the project.

The researchers have developed a tool that takes advantage of multi-core (or multi-processor) computer chips by running the safety features on a separate core in the same chip, according to a North Carolina statement.

Currently chips contain between four and eight cores, allowing the main program to run at close-to-normal operating speed.

"To give you some idea of the problem, we saw the application we were testing being slowed down by approximately 580 percent," Tuck says.

"Utilising our software tool, we were able to incorporate safety meta-functions, while only slowing the program down by approximately 25 percent. That's a huge difference," he added.

This multi-core approach has been tried before, but previous efforts were unwieldy and involved replicating huge chunks of code -- a process that was time-consuming and used a great deal of power.

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