And for Windows XP?  Yes, some of us out here are still using XP

Same than Vista and 7. Actually it is even simpler, because the it works even without the "run as administrator" (less secure OS).
I've added XP to the list of Windows systems.

Sorry, but not finding any of this information useful.  Been over a week since ! last download from GT.  Today all trackers for files I'm trying to download say: offline (timed out).  Have cleared my DNS cache, reset modem, re opened uTorrent, updated trackers, but still no luck.

Can anybody explain how to fix this to a non tech savvy person??

Please look to my earlier post about changing the hosts file entries, if there are any for gaytorrent:

Mac OSX / GNU Linux:
For that, in the Terminal type:

sudo nano /etc/hosts

It will ask for your admin password…

Make the changes and press: ctrl-x, Y and finally Enter to save

Windows Vista and 7:
1/ In the Start menu select Accessories > right click on Notepad and select to start as administrator
2/ In the Notepad select File > Open > navigate to C:/ > Windows > System32 > drivers > etc
3/ Select in Notepad to show all files bottom right instead .txt files only, open the hosts file you'll see

If you see entries for gaytor.rent and gtru.net, just put an # sign in front of them or delete those line.

Save the file, which will only possible if you opened notepad with right mouse click as administrator as said upstairs.

ATTENTION: Do NOT touch any other entries, wrong manipulation may result in loosing internet navigation.

Remark: A member reported that his anti-virus software was preventing him to change the hosts file and he had to temporary disable the real-time protection.

# 185.30.164.12 tracker.gaytorrent.tw 

or delete that line, but only that line!

It should be

185.30.164.12 tracker.gaytorrent.tw 

or delete that line, but only that line!

Not sure what that means exactly. But that's the only line that is in the hosts file

Can anybody explain how to fix this to a non tech savvy person??

# 185.30.164.12 tracker.gaytorrent.tw 

or delete that line, but only that line!

185.30.164.12 tracker.gaytorrent.tw

I then closed out my utorrent program, and then relaunched it, as well I have also tried deleting the torrents in the que that read finding peers, and then reloaded them, as well I have tried to download a few new torrents as well. Still all read "finding peers". Not sure what else to do.

sudo nano /etc/hosts

it gonna ask for your admin password…

make the changes and press: ctrl-x, Y and finally Enter to save