Once you're able to log in to LUbuntu after restarting, you should be able to click the menu button in the bottom left to show the preinstalled apps - go to Internet > Transmission. Select it and let it spin for a while, then you will at some point have to restart the VM when it's done. When it asks you for the final install step it will say 'Erase Disk + Install LUbuntu' This will not erase your actual physical disk - it's using the virtual disk you specified in the VMWare virtual machine setup. When you get the option, you can choose to Download updates while installing. Go forward through the wizards in the installation process - select your language, etc. Allocate some disk space for it to use (I think minimum 5GB but depending on how much space you want the virtual sytem to have, you can go up to something like 20GB). Later in the wizard you will need to create a virtual disk drive. Browse to where you saved and select it With this file downloaded, go to your VM Software and find the button/menu option for creating a new virtual machine. Lubuntu or any other linux flavor will work, but Ubuntu-esque ones are easy because you can use the 'Software Center' tools to install software easily. Here's a decent image to try out - LUbuntu is a flavor of Ubuntu, which is a flavor of Linux: You will also need an operating system install 'image' file to install on your virtual machine - you will follow the process as if you're installing the operating system normally on your computer, but instead it will be installing it to a virtual computer that the VMWare/VirtualBox software creates for you within your Windows system. Here's a link to where you can get VMWare Player:

Here's VMWare player, I've found it seems to work more seamlessly for me than VirtualBox lately, but you can use either. You can install VM software such as VMWare Player, or VirtualBox for free.

I'll see about testing this out a bit if I can, but if you want torrenting to work on your computer without dual booting or something, you can give it a go.

To be honest, I don't know the method that these torrent trackers are using to detect your operating system - however what -might- work is using a virtual machine of a different operating system which you can install with relative ease, even in Windows 10.

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