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File Checksum Verifier Activator Full Version

If you want to make sure that a file's integrity was not compromised, you should verify the checksum value after its download. Verifying checksums can be done by employing online checkers, or by using the command prompt in Windows 8/10. However, if none of those methods satisfy your needs, you can try File Checksum Verifier — a compact app that lets you validate a file's checksum directly from your desktop.

File Checksum Verifier can read ten of the most popular algorithms out there. You'll probably be specifically interested in the MD5 and SHA hash types, as they are widely used in the present, but it does not hurt to be able to cover more ground.

Besides the MD and SHA-related classes, the app can verify the Haval, RipeMD and Tiger algorithms. Some of these algorithms are somewhat exclusive, while others are outdated or not as used anymore, but you never know when you will stumble upon the occasion to check them.

The interface is built to save time and to make the overall process as intuitive as possible. All you have to do is select the file you need to check and wait for the hashes to populate the preview tab.

Sadly, from a mobility point of view, there are a couple of issues. A drag and drop function would have greatly improved the checking speed, but it was not implemented. Secondly, the interface can not be adjusted, size-wise — an aspect that may negatively affect single-monitor users. The UI takes up a decent amount of screen space, and having no possibility to resize it might be seen as uncomfortable.

File Checksum Verifier Keygen remains a quick and simple way to verify if the files you've downloaded have been tampered with. Of course, it still requires some work, especially in the mobility field, but it's still a handy tool to have around.