Q&A for How to Download and Open Torrent Files

No. A torrent file cannot be converted because it contains instructions. It is not the actual video file.

You can check the rating and review of it by searching Google. Also, scan it with a good antivirus.

The file which you are extracting must have a password. If you know the password, then you should enter it and the file will start extracting.

This depends on how well you trust the contents of the file. It doesn't make any difference whether the file came from a torrent or from a regular download; it is always advisable to take security precautions when opening files that you have obtained from the internet. Bear in mind though that most malware can still infect your system even if you are disconnected from the internet, and will wait until you connect again before "phoning home", reporting data in the case of spyware, or downloading and delivering its payload.

Refresh or manually reset your router. If that doesn't work, call your internet service provider, and they can reset it from there.

After you've extracted, you're done. Now you can use it as appropriate.

Delete it and download a different version. Not all torrents are viable, and they can be corrupted.

Try uninstalling your network drivers (wireless not ethernet) and reinstalling them. Make sure you download the correct .exe files for them before uninstalling or you may never get them back, but usually Windows will automatically install them for you.