Check HashSum of .exe-Files in context menu (Windows 10)
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I want to add an to the context menu of the File explorer which will automatically check the HashSum (most likely MD5 or SHA256) of the selected file.
I want to create something like that:
CertUtil -hashfile "PATH" MD5 && CertUtil -hashfile "PATH" SHA256
I don't know how to specify the PATH to the selected file.
I apologize for my bad english :)
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I want to add an to the context menu of the File explorer which will automatically check the HashSum (most likely MD5 or SHA256) of the selected file.
I want to create something like that:
CertUtil -hashfile "PATH" MD5 && CertUtil -hashfile "PATH" SHA256
I don't know how to specify the PATH to the selected file.
I apologize for my bad english :)
hash cmd contextmenu
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Have you tried with%1
,"%1"
or"%~1"
?
– aschipfl
18 hours ago
Looks like this question is not related to programming. Consider asking it on superuser.com instead.
– Georgy
18 hours ago
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I want to add an to the context menu of the File explorer which will automatically check the HashSum (most likely MD5 or SHA256) of the selected file.
I want to create something like that:
CertUtil -hashfile "PATH" MD5 && CertUtil -hashfile "PATH" SHA256
I don't know how to specify the PATH to the selected file.
I apologize for my bad english :)
hash cmd contextmenu
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I want to add an to the context menu of the File explorer which will automatically check the HashSum (most likely MD5 or SHA256) of the selected file.
I want to create something like that:
CertUtil -hashfile "PATH" MD5 && CertUtil -hashfile "PATH" SHA256
I don't know how to specify the PATH to the selected file.
I apologize for my bad english :)
hash cmd contextmenu
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Have you tried with%1
,"%1"
or"%~1"
?
– aschipfl
18 hours ago
Looks like this question is not related to programming. Consider asking it on superuser.com instead.
– Georgy
18 hours ago
add a comment |
Have you tried with%1
,"%1"
or"%~1"
?
– aschipfl
18 hours ago
Looks like this question is not related to programming. Consider asking it on superuser.com instead.
– Georgy
18 hours ago
Have you tried with
%1
, "%1"
or "%~1"
?– aschipfl
18 hours ago
Have you tried with
%1
, "%1"
or "%~1"
?– aschipfl
18 hours ago
Looks like this question is not related to programming. Consider asking it on superuser.com instead.
– Georgy
18 hours ago
Looks like this question is not related to programming. Consider asking it on superuser.com instead.
– Georgy
18 hours ago
add a comment |
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Have you tried with
%1
,"%1"
or"%~1"
?– aschipfl
18 hours ago
Looks like this question is not related to programming. Consider asking it on superuser.com instead.
– Georgy
18 hours ago