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Download link PcVue 15

15.2.10_PcVue.iso : Download

Hash (SHA256) : 3ED1D877C7A35CD207CD67D0ED5AB548B97F75C4DBE54F8B6AF016B30BC3879E

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15.2.10_PcVue_Patch for 15.2.4 or later.exe: https://ftp.pcvuesolutions.com/app?operation=pubopp&id=1724686966722X133076074610000OxdT6

Hash (SHA256) : 33F1F73AE6542789D6D0286409AF82A1FEB79B3039315217DB58C3642FDFED18

Valide jusqu’au 31 décembre 2024

How to verify the integrity of downloaded files?

Prior to installing the software, it is important to check the integrity of the file(s) you have downloaded. When you received instructions for download from us, we included the file(s) SHA fingerprint. To ensure a file has not been corrupted, it is necessary to calculate the fingerprint of the file(s) you have downloaded in order to make sure it matches the one provided in the download instructions.

1. Open the Windows startup menu, type “Powershell” and press Enter to open a Powershell terminal.
2. Using the command CD, move to the directory where the downloaded installation media is located.
3. Run the following Powershell command where <filename> is the name of the downloaded file to verify and <hash> is the fingerprint provided separately.
   (Get-FileHash -Algorithm SHA256 -path “<filename>”).Hash -eq “<hash>”
   Or (Get-FileHash –Algorithm SHA1 -path “<filename>”).Hash -eq “<hash>” for PcVue versions provided with a SHA-1 fingerprint.
   After a few seconds, you obtain an output indicating True if the fingerprint of the downloaded file matches the hash value provided, and False otherwise.
   For example, the following command to verify the Feature Release 15.1.0 Full ise file returns True:
   (Get-FileHash –Algorithm SHA256 -path “.\15.1.0_PcVue_FullDVD.iso”).Hash -eq
   “6090DD258832BDA31BAB6DCB6BDF62CBFE7CB96FF820EB181FB3202A0968F632”

• Alternative: The Get-FileHash Powershell command is not available on Windows 7, you can use the following command in a command line console instead:
  certutil -hashfile <filename> SHA256
  Or certutil -hashfile <filename> SHA1 for PcVue versions provided with a SHA-1 fingerprint.
  You obtain an output indicating the fingerprint of the downloaded file that you can compare to the one provided separately. If they are the same, then the file is not corrupted and can be considered safe for installation.

We advise you to never launch an installation package if the fingerprint of the downloaded file does not match our reference. If they are different we recommend retrying the download to rule out errors that may be due to network issues. If the fingerprints remain different, please inform us as soon as possible so we can take necessary actions.