HELP: ISO File not in NTFS Volume after torrented download

[tman9285]

I was installing PR through the torrent and it completed download. However, when I double clicked on the ISO file, it did not open any installer. Instead, an error message popped up saying "Make sure the file is in NTFS volume and isn't in a compressed folder or volume.". Please help!

[AlonTavor]

Test the torrent by running this in commandine on Windows:

CertUtil -hashfile prbf2_1.4.1.0_full.iso SHA1
The result should be
77F5F1E12AC2F794CA857F32918A1076C49E4961

[tman9285]

Thanks for the reply, but for the command prompt, do you need to route the command to the folder the file is in? I tried the command, but it kept on saying the file was not found and that the hashfile command failed.

Actually, I right clicked the iso and selected SHA-1, but the result was 9446E73585791... Is it possible that the torrented file is corrupt?

[AlonTavor]

You need to run the command in the same folder.
Its possible that the torrent is corrupt or not finished, use a proper torrent client such as qBittorrent.

[tman9285]

Thanks again, but I tried the command and when I hit enter, nothing happened.

[AlonTavor]

It takes a couple of minutes, or you're doing something wrong.

[tman9285]

OK, the command worked, but the same problem persists. What else could be done?

[AlonTavor]

And the result is correct?

I suggest using winrar to open it and just copy the contents to a temp folder.

[tman9285]

The result was correct. Still did not work. I also attempted to extract files, but they could not be extracted to archive.