Charles Dye
Super Moderator
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I suggest:
HASH /R /V:file
/V:file reads lines from a text file, and verifies the hashes listed in the file. The format of the file is the same as HASH’s output; you can create the file by redirecting output from HASH. I recommend that the file be created in Unicode, to avoid mangling filenames containing oddball characters.
/V:file will report all filenames from file which do not match the corresponding hash, unless /R is also specified. If /V: and /R are used together, HASH will report all filenames from file which do match the corresponding hash.
HASH /R /V:file
/V:file reads lines from a text file, and verifies the hashes listed in the file. The format of the file is the same as HASH’s output; you can create the file by redirecting output from HASH. I recommend that the file be created in Unicode, to avoid mangling filenames containing oddball characters.
/V:file will report all filenames from file which do not match the corresponding hash, unless /R is also specified. If /V: and /R are used together, HASH will report all filenames from file which do match the corresponding hash.