JotTek provides Secure Hash Algorithim 256 (SHA-256) Checksums for manuals, drivers and firmware upgrades to ensure that the version you have is not tampered with or corrupt.

The best way to identify the SHA-256 checksum of a file is by using a file management program like 7-Zip and right clicking on the file. 7-Zip is popularly known as a file archiver with a high compression ratio and is compatible with Windows 2000 and later.

Additionally, you can view SHA-256 checksums on computers running Windows 7 or later via the Command Prompt. Note that computers running Windows XP or Vista are not capable of calculating SHA-256 checksums via the Command Prompt.

JotTek does not list older SHA-1 or MD5 checksums as SHA-256 is the industry standard. Older cryptographics are prone to possible same-hash collisions, and 7-Zip is recommended for more convenient calculation.

You can then compare the checksum listed onto JotTek to determine the integrity of your version. Every checksum listed onto JotTek is downloaded and verified from the manufacturer.