At the moment, torrent clients are considered almost a mandatory addition to the browser. The latter have somehow learned to download small files, but when it comes to a file weighing a couple of gigabytes, there is no way to do without a torrent.
And everything would be fine if the developers of one of the most common operating systems - Windows Vista and Seven - weren’t smart with access rights. Now you can easily see the harmful window with the inscription "Access denied" after downloading a huge archive. Simple users suffer, as usual. Just for those who do not know what to do with this, and this article is written., , ? . , - (, , ), , .
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If the desired file is an application, then try to run it as administrator. The probability of a successful launch, of course, is small, but just in case it’s worth checking - it will suddenly help, and you don’t need to go into the jungle of settings? If this time you will be denied access, repeat the launch, but with the antivirus turned off (you can leave the firewall turned on).. : «». «» - «». . . « » , . . . , .
Ask your friend to carefully check the files that will be sent to you through the torrent. Access can be denied to you only because the sender forgot to uncheck the folder menu - “Save access rights”. And do not forget to check this item yourself, so as not to send the file twice. A trifle, and so much headache, if you forget about it., , , . . , , , – . , .