How To Revive Dead Torrents (using MyPikPak for Desktop)

A guide by m0rgan

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Before you begin:

1. You'll need a MyPikPak(dot)com account.

2.  If you're downloading a torrent over 6GB, you'll need to pay for premium.

This image below shows the differences between the features a Premium (valued at USD$5.77/month for new users) vs.

a Non-Premium (free) account:



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Step 1:

Checking if the download is available on MyPikPak

Copy the magnet link of the torrent you want to bring alive.

Then, visit MyPikPak(dot).com, paste the link into the box and click "Try for Free".



If a thumbnail shows, there's a good chance you'll be able to download the torrent!



After a thumbnail shows, click on "High-Speed Cloud Download".

If you don't have an account already, MyPikPak will prompt you to create one.

Step 2:

Downloading the torrent to MyPikPak

To download the MyPikPak for Desktop app, either download it on the MyPikPak(dot)com homepage...:



...or download i

Forgot to mention:

Sometimes MyPikPak will incorrectly report a torrent as 100% saved, despite the file(s) not having 100%

completion rate.

Example:



Sometimes if you’re lucky, a peer might have the parts to the incorrectly reported files, so you’ll be able to finish downloading them and have a complete file!

Last edited by m0rgan on 2025-01-13 03:17:43

Thanks M0rgan, I'd just like to add, if I may, this also works with seedbox, similar method