How can I find out the SHA hash value of a file using PowerShell?
It is really easy to find out the SHA256 hash value of a file with PowerShell under Windows 11, 10, ... or MS Server!
Get-FileHash "C:\Path_Of_The\Iso_File.iso"
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(Image-1) Find out the SHA hash value of a file with PowerShell!
cmd.exe /k powershell Get-FileHash *.* cmd.exe /k powershell Get-FileHash *file_Name*.txt cmd /k forfiles /M *.* /c "cmd /c CertUtil -hashfile @path"
file manager Q-Dir and in MS file explorer
(Image-2) SHA256 hash value of a file using PowerShell and Address bar command!
FAQ 5: Updated on: 23 January 2022 11:22
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