How To Install uTorrent on Windows 10

Easy to follow tutorial on downloading and installing uTorrent Classic on Windows 10. uTorrent has a new web based app for downloading torrents, but if you prefer the classic version of uTorrent this is how you can download.

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Steps:

- Utorrent has a new version that is web browser based, but in this tutorial i'll be showing you how to download the classic Utorrent!

- Scroll past the Utorrent web info and click on ‘download utorrent classic’.

- Open the file that was just downloaded to start the installation wizard.

- Follow the steps, read the terms and conditions and agree to them.

- To avoid downloading unnecessary bloatware, decline this optional offer.

- Untick the checkbox to avoid this unneeded extra.

- Utorrent classic has now been installed

[thegamerofgames]

this does not work these days Windows says its a Virus

[shaliniddevaraj]

thank you so much i tried this and install it

[MythosOfficial]

If it doesn't open just open it with winrar and thsm double click on generic setup and there u go!

[okamiguyy]

my nod32 spots it as soon as it downloads idk what to do

[baltazarturri]

Error occurred while installing uTorrent Classic

[YukikoYT]

why can't i download utorrent? i did the same steps but it couldn't work

[ludovic]

error occured while installing utorrent classic

[rcesters]

Thanks for this tutorial, but it does not fix how it detects a virus.

[euakursanidou]

guys it is working 100 % fine for me just do the steps and you are ready to go.

[MerlinErdogmus]

#1 Used song is:
Sarah, The Illstrumentalist - Yellow Flamingo

#2 This is kinda outdated. Windows 10 updated the Microsoft Defender, which registers the µTorrent app as malicious...
I kinda "fixed" it by switching to BitTorrent. Seems these are the same developers so nothing has changed by this,
except installation size. Either both are malicious or none are malicious. Either way, Microsoft fucked up a little bit on this.