The TorrentMax
manual.
Setup, playback, Remote, and the fixes that actually help. This is written for the Windows build you are running, not a demo of it.
Start here
Read the first guide if this is your first install. The rest are reference material you can come back to when a specific task or problem appears.
Keyboard at a glance
These shortcuts work from the main window. The command menu includes every action and every torrent, so it is the fastest route when you do not remember where a control lives.
| Shortcut | Action |
|---|---|
| Ctrl + O | Add a torrent. |
| Ctrl + F | Focus the library filter. |
| Ctrl + K | Open the command menu. |
| Ctrl + , | Open Settings. |
| Esc | Close the active dialog or menu. |
What this manual assumes
TorrentMax 3.0.7 is a 64-bit Windows 10 and Windows 11 application. The guides assume you are using the current public build and that the torrent client is running; the desktop app does not require an account. Remote is optional and is covered separately.
The manual does not explain where to find copyrighted material. TorrentMax is a BitTorrent client, not a content index. Only download and share files you have the right to use.
Compare the SHA-256 hash on the download page with the file on disk. The security guide explains the check and what the Remote relay can see.
If a screen in these guides does not match what you see, check Settings → About and confirm you are on version 3.0.7. If it still does not match, send the details.