About Demonoid.me
What is Demonoid.me
Demonoid.me is a websiteand BitTorrent tracker created by an anonymous Serb known only by the pseudonyms “Deimos” and “Zajson”. The website indexes torrents uploaded by its members. Demonoid.com
How to Download Torrents
Steps to Download Torrent Files
Step 1:
Find a torrent program that will suit your needs, the most common clients are µTorrent, Deluge, Vuze, BitTorrent, and Opera. There are plenty of other clients available as well
Step 2:
Follow the instructions on downloading and installing your chosen client.
Step 3:
Go to a torrent site and search for a file you want to download. Many can be found by searching the web using a search engine (e.g. Google, Bing, etc.)
Step 4:
Once you have found the desired file on the torrent site, click the “Download This Torrent” (or however they word it). Usually, the web browser’s file download manager will ask what to do with this file. You want to open the file with your torrent program.
Step 5:
If it doesn’t open that way, just save the .torrent file to an easy to locate place. Then open your torrent client and use the “Open Torrent” feature (Most torrent clients support click & drag).
Step 6:
The download will start automatically. You may now go and do something to pass the time, because torrents do not require your attention and will download in the background.
Demonoid BitTorrent Tracker Could Go Dark For Days
Demonoid remains one the most popular BitTorrent sites on the Internet, despite a fairly colorful and turbulent past. Sadly its thousands of users could soon find themselves without their favorite site, as technical difficulties are set to cause possibly extended downtime.
Demonoid is one of the biggest torrent sites around. Now fairly peacefully hosted to the west of Russia in Ukraine, the site has previously received unwanted attention from both music and movie companies. So when the site goes offline a lot of people start to think of the worst, especially if there is little or no warning.
During the next few days, maybe hours, Demonoid may go down due to some serious-sounding technical issues. They have already caused some damage to the site so the operators want to limit further damage.
“We are experiencing power outages that have caused some ram and hard drive issues. We might have to shut down everything to fix and prevent further damage,” they say in a statement.
The downtime could be extended, “…days maybe, until we can change the power circuit,” they add.
Several Demonoid users already report connection issues, but the site is still accessible to most people at the time of writing. The blackout won’t mean much to millions of Russian and Ukrainian BitTorrent users though, since they are already blocked from the site.
Over the years Demonoid has had its fair share of downtime. In June 2007 Demonoid was pressured to leave their host in the Netherlands, mainly because of legal threats from the Dutch anti-piracy outfit, BREIN. The site then relocated to Canada, but after threats from the CRIA, it decided to shut down there as well.
In 2008 the site eventually reappeared in full glory after being offline for six months. This time the downtime shouldn’t last that long. Any Demonoid users stuck for ideas on alternatives if the site goes down, can check here. If you’re looking for high speed downloads you could also consider to try Usenet instead (our Usenet guide).
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