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How to check the SHA256 integrity of a downloaded file or installer

Here is a procedure to check for SHA256 integrity of a downloaded file or installer:
  1. Open Windows PowerShell.  For example, type PowerShell in the Windows start menu command box.
  2. Type Get-FileHash followed by a space.
  3. Drag the downloaded file or installer onto the Windows PowerShell window after the Get-FileHash command and the space.  Alternatively, enter the full path to the file or installer in double quotes after the space.  For example:
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  1. Press Enter. The output is similar to the following:Capture2
  2. Compare the PowerShell calculated value with the hash value provided.   If the Hash values match the file integrity is ok.
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