If this site has banned Win10, IMO, they were smart to do so.

In fact, with what MS has been pushing recently, torrent sites might be smart to ban Win7, 8.x, & 10.

google stuff like "microsoft spying" & "microsoft telemetry data" for more info.

Basically, in Win10, you've effectively signed your privacy completely away. Some talking heads are trying to defend this, saying other companies do it. But it's nowhere near as bad.

MS has also included a clause in the Win10 EULA saying they can turn any of that data (inc files/listings) over to the authorities at any time. For damage control MS then said in was only interested in MS products. But they've pulled a bait & switch on lesser stuff before. They certainly did it to Win7 & 8.x by sneaking in spying "upgrades." But at least there, the argument is no EULA was signed, so any data used by MS is illegal. Plus, from what is known, you can truly turn the spying off. But even that will require constant monitoring. Especially after updates.

If you must use Win10 (say for newest DX gaming), it's arguably smartest to subnet Win10 off the internet through a *nix gateway, and then just do your torrenting through *nix. Then if you need a Win10 feature upgrade, re-image/format the sucker. (To avoid all spying.)

It's a complete hassle, but this is serious stuff.