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  Easily highlight changed files with HashCheck

  Publié: janvier 5, 2017, 1:32pm CET par Mike Williams

  HashCheck is a lightweight, open-source tool for creating and verifying file hashes. The program is tiny (an 85KB download), has no frills, and as the last version came out in 2009, probably won’t be extending its feature list any time soon. And yet, it still does a worthwhile job. Ease of use is a plus. Select and right-click a folder or a group of files, choose "Create checksum file", and the program quickly saves their hashes to a "checksums.md5" file. Double-clicking the MD5 file later will open it in HashCheck. The program hashes the files again and compares the results… [Continue Reading]