Shell Integration: Checksums at your fingertips HashCheck adds a meaningful Checksums tab to the shell file units dialog so you can easily check the hash of a file (or sometimes multiple files and directories) from Windows Explorer. You can also save the results in a checksum file.
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checksum / hash check
The HashCheck job can check the checksums / hashes entered in the checksum files are files with their .sfv, .md4, .md5, or .sha1 files. Just double-click the checksum file and HashCheck will compare the actual checksums of the listed files with those in the checksum file.
Shell Integration: Checksums are always at hand
HashCheck contains a Checksums tab for the shell dialog with informational properties, so that you can successfully check the hash of a folder (or even multiple files and directories) between Windows Explorer. You can also save the actual results as a checksum file.
Create checksum files
If you want to create a folder with checksums, but find that opening the file structure dialog box, going to the Checksums tab, and clicking the Save button is too difficult, HashCheck simplifies the task by adding a special optional file called Create File checksum “. in the menu of the current context shell. Just select the personal entries and directories that you want to use for hashing and create a checksum file, right-click it and select “Create checksum file”.
Thin and Medium
The HashCheck Shell extension takes up very little memory and takes up little hard disk space (the 32-bit version requires much less than 100KB of disk space). It’s also very fast and responsive; For example, it can download and parse a trusted SFV file with a million records in a fraction of a second.
Always freeo open source
The HashCheck Shell extension is open source and licensed similar to BSD, so men or women with some C knowledge can usually create their own version of this excellent shell extension.
Compatibility: international support and 64-bit compatibility
The corresponding user interface text has been translated into different languages, so it is ideal for most systems. In addition, this level extension is natively Unicode and therefore can support and catalog a large number of directory names.
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The x86-32 and x86-64 systems have always been natively supported, so you can use them with the increasingly common 64-bit versions of all Windows.
Supported languages
German
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ä¸æ– ‡ (ç¹ é “”) (Translator: Jack Chang)
Ä eÅ¡tina (Translator: Vyaclav Vesel 1/2)
German (translation: “Rolf”)
• Î “Δ Î · νικά “XhmikosR”)
español (Translator: (Translator: “Phare”)
English (translator: “mooms” then “user_hidden”)
Italiano (translation: “Botta”)
æ— ¥ 本語 (translation: “yumeyao”)
í • œêµì – ´ (Translator: Jaehyun Lee)
Nederlands (translation: “Edwin”)
Polish (translation: “RedWine”)
Portuguese (Brazil) (translator: “0d14r3”)
Portuguese (Portugal) (translator: “LPCA”)
románă (translator: Oprea Nicolae, alias “Jaff”)
Ñ € ÑƒÑ (Translator: Yuri Petrashko)
Svenska Stefan (translator: Freeman)
Turkish (translation: M. – mer Gölgeli)
– (Translator: Yuri Petrashko)
How can you help
If you would like to contribute your translation, translate and then submit this file. If you would like to suggest a forced translation fix, please report a bug.
