HashChecker

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Last Update: 2016-11-10

Small application which can help you to verify hashes and if your files from internet weren't broken. Supported hashes: CRC32, sha1 - sha512. Platform: .NET, Mono. Windows Shell integration. Can compare to hash in clipboard. Color highlighting.

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Verifies file integration
Windows shell integration

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2011-08-16

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