Quick File Verifier enables its users to quickly check file verifications.
Run ./QuickFileVerifier.ps1 -help for more information.
Make sure that you read the TERMS_AND_CONDITIONS.md file before you use this program. Using this program means that you accept the terms.
Never run any .ps1 or .reg files without checking the files yourselves to avoid damaging your computer.
GPG needs to run in English for the check message to be printed out correctly. You will still see the GPG output.
Enables for you to quickly check for the GPG signature status, Code Signing signature status, SHA1; SHA256; SHA512 and MD5 hashes of a file.
Just right click the file and select "Verify File with QFV" from the context menu. You will have to add required keys into regedit.exe to get the context menu entry.
You can quickly add the keys with the provided QFV - AddToContextMenu.reg file. Make sure that you edit the file path of QuickFileVerifier.ps1.
Run the file as: .\QuickFileVerifier.ps1
Example:
.\QuickFileVerifier.ps1 .\README.mdWarning: You may need to set your ExecutionPolicy to RemoteSigned with this command to run a script. Windows does not allow users to run scripts out of the box.
You can set it by pasting this command:
Set-ExecutionPolicy RemoteSignedTo run this program everywhere, you will need to add it to the PATH.
You can run this command to add the directory of the script into the PATH. Edit the required part with your path.
set PATH=%PATH%;<YOUR PATH HERE>You can use this command to add an alias for the script to be able to run quicker.
Set-Alias -Name qfv -Value QuickFileVerifier.ps1If you want to remove the alias, run this command.
Remove-Item -Path Alias:qfvJust open one here and I will check it out.
While editing the .reg file to add the program into the context menu, the backslashes in the path should be written twice as such: \\. For example, C:\Users\user\Desktop\QuickFileVerifier.ps1 should be written as C:\\Users\\user\\Desktop\\QuickFileVerifier.ps1.