How to unzip .torrent files on Windows PC?

how to unzip .torrent files?
You do not need to decompress .torrent files. The .torrent will disappear from the end of the file once the file has finished downloading onto your computer.

Then you can use the file as you see fit. It may be a .mp3 file, a .zip file, etc
to use bittorent, you need a client. then open the .torrent file in azureus and you will download the file that the torrent is for. the .torrent isnt the file itself, it just tells the client where to get the file.
Here are some popular torrent clients for windows.
Download Azureus at Azureus
Azureus - now called Vuze - Bittorrent Client

Requires Java for Windows; if you are first time installing
http://java.com/en/download/inc/windows_new_xpi.jsp

Few more popular bittorrent clients for windows

Check out Comparison of BitTorrent clients - from Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
BitTorrent is the name of a peer-to-peer (P2P) file distribution protocol, and is the name of a free software implementation of that protocol.

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