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There are many ways to download Windows 7, but none of them offers a better balance between convenience and reliability than a BitTorrent-based torrent. With a few clicks, you can get the latest version of Windows instantaneously from strangers who have already downloaded, verified, and uploaded it. In this blog post we'll walk you through the process of downloading an ISO file for Windows 7 from a BitTorrent swarm, decompressing it with 7-Zip, and converting it to USB bootable media with Rufus. Step 1: Use uTorrent to Download Windows 7 The first thing you'll need is uTorrent, an extremely light-weight BitTorrent client that has been popular for many years. Upon installation, the program adds an icon to your system tray, which can be used to view torrents you're currently downloading. Alternatively, you can click the 'Downloads' button in the uTorrent interface. Click the 'Search' tab at the top of uTorrent's main window and type in 'windows', or browse through the massive list of categories if you prefer. At this point it's best if you download Windows 7 SP1 (64-Bit) - DVD (11in2) [ID: 64319]. Click the blue 'Download' button next to its name, and then press 'Start' when the torrent is ready. Alternatively, you can download uTorrent and install it if you want. If you download and install uTorrent for BitTorrent download, the Windows 7 ISO file will be automatically added to your downloads and can be downloaded from there. Step 2: Select an Appropriate Folder for the Downloaded File We recommend that you move the Windows 7 ISO file to a folder with little traffic on it, ideally on another drive. This will prevent unnecessary downloads from consuming your bandwidth when other users copy files over Gnutella or BitTorrent networks. For example, you can move the downloaded ISO to a folder called "downloaded" on your desktop. If you checked the box next to 'Show network folders' in Windows Explorer, this should be all you have to do. But if not, check here for instructions on how to enable the option if it is not already enabled. Step 3: Open Windows 7 Disk Image File Using 7-Zip Now that we've selected our download location for the Windows 7 ISO file, let's open it up with WinRAR (if your version of WinRAR isn't listed below - download v5.65). If you don't already have it installed, download WinRAR at http://www. rarlab.com/. To open the Windows 7 disk image, we'll need to use a program called 7-Zip. This free utility is available for Windows and Mac OS X; you can download it at http://www.7-zip.org/. Once installed, you should be able to find your Windows 7 ISO file under 'Files' –> 'Extract Files'. If not, go to the Advanced tab and select the ISO file we copied over earlier; we're suggesting a 32-bit version as opposed to 64-bit if you plan on making a USB media bootable. cfa1e77820
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