DivHash

DivHash is a handy tool that helps your computer recognize files in a way that's way more advanced than just looking at the file extension. When you download something, this software confirms your sessions with special codes called hash codes or checksums. These are super useful when you're searching for files or trying to figure out what they are. With DivHash, you can easily check these codes using different algorithms.

Easy to Use and Portable

One of the coolest things about DivHash is that it doesn’t need an installer. This means you save time and can start using it right after downloading! You can even store it on a thumb drive, making it easy to use on other computers without messing up anything because it doesn’t change any registry settings.

User-Friendly Design

The layout of DivHash is really user-friendly, so no matter your experience level, you’ll get the hang of it quickly. Each algorithm has its own output area and a checkbox to choose whether it's active or not. All the input options are neatly organized in one window, and when you're ready to see results, just hit the button!

Generating Checksums Made Simple

You have two ways to generate checksums: from a file or by typing in custom text strings. Just remember, if you're using text, you'll need to type or paste it directly into the input field; you can't pull text from documents automatically. For files, you can only handle one at a time by browsing through your folders.

Displaying Results

After clicking “calculate,” all your selected checksums will show up in their designated areas. One thing to note is that there’s no export option available yet—you'll have to manually copy any strings you want to keep! Also, while DivHash doesn't integrate into the context menu for quick access, you can set up a hotkey for faster launching from its properties panel.

In Summary

All things considered, DivHash supports many checksum algorithms and can generate results for multiple ones at once! Just keep in mind that you'll have to handle exporting manually and can only work with one file at a time.