How to quickly verify MD5, SHA1 and SHA2 (256, 384, 512) Checksum in Windows using Command Prompt

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Thank you!

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Super useful!, Thank you very much

hello, thank you for the video! Going further, if I wanted to compare the strings in Power Shell, what would be the correct way to use things like -eq??

Thanks for the shortcut for powershell i didn't even know that existed, i realised why it didn't work it was because i did not add the extension after the name

you save me ..on this great clip

helpful, thanks!

Thank you!

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I don't like sha at all

Short. Sweet. To the point. Third video I watched. Best one yet and I understand it now. The other videos had barely finished intro and overview of video when this would of been done.

powershell certutil -hashfile command FAILED: 0xd00000bb (-805306181)

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thank you. I learned something very useful today from you. thank you very much. Please take care.

What if you do not see a CHECKSUM on the download page?

Muchas gracias ahora lo pondré a prueba

certutil -hashfile "file" sha1

thank you Boris!

Thanks for the video!
Informative and quick!