The PowerShell cmdlet
Get-FileHash provides a
cryptographic hash function that will allow you to determine a
hash value of a file on a Microsoft Windows system. By default,
the cmdlet
uses the SHA-256 hash
function, but you can specify other functions, such as
MD5, using the
-Algorithm parameter. You can change the output to a list
format by
piping the output
of the cmdlet to Format-List.
PS C:\users\public\downloads> Get-FileHash ".\rel_x64_Xming-7-7-1-1-setup.exe" Algorithm Hash Path --------- ---- ---- SHA256 B7B4C0A191E315686A2481DCC8BBB27D6D7A156FBF689768E48CF08207B86560 C:\users\public\downloads\rel... PS C:\users\public\downloads> Get-FileHash ".\rel_x64_Xming-7-7-1-1-setup.exe" | Format-List Algorithm : SHA256 Hash : B7B4C0A191E315686A2481DCC8BBB27D6D7A156FBF689768E48CF08207B86560 Path : C:\users\public\downloads\rel_x64_Xming-7-7-1-1-setup.exe PS C:\users\public\downloads> Get-FileHash -Algorithm MD5 ".\rel_x64_Xming-7-7-1-1-setup.exe" Algorithm Hash Path --------- ---- ---- MD5 BA200636A596A84E0877901CE89D1C2E C:\users\public\downloads\rel... PS C:\users\public\downloads>
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