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The current filesize is noted as 15KB, it should be closer to 14.3MB uncompressed

snibsnib: thanks, verified and updated entry

@ snibsnib: Sorry for my typo ... and corrected ;)

Both the website and download link no longer works....

Website at http://apps.nozavi.com/ is reporting "Under maintenance", with no other content apart from download links...

Site back online, updated download link

it opens a browser for the VT results :(

PeStudio shows the results in its own GUI.

would be nice to have program like this that you enter a folder or partition of say all your portable apps and this program works slowly in the background at like 5% of CPU and checks all hashes against VT, option to upload those unknown, then stores to a small database and gives the option to recheck every so often against the hashes stored, etc. And option to select filetypes that dont need to be scanned. Would be a good security program.

Two bugs to be aware of. The first bug is:
Make a new directory with some files in it. Drag the folder into MultiHasher and make MD5 hash calculations for all those files. Save the hash list in MultiHasher own hash format (mhx). Clear the list. Load the hash list. Drag the folder back into MultiHasher to "add" the folder. MultiHasher then hangs. Versions prior to 2.7.0.0 worked fine.

With 2.8.0.0+, a new major bug:
MultiHasher refuses to load mhx files that are over a certain size. From what I test so far, any mhx files that are larger than roughly 150 KB refuses to load when you drag and drop the mhx files into the MultiHasher window. Instead, MultiHasher will treat it as a regular file to be hashed rather than a list of hashes. If you tried to load the file manually (Ctrl+O), MultiHasher will do nothing for these files. Files that are less than 100 KB loads perfectly both ways.

Both bugs have been reported (1st bug about a year ago). However author never replied and even deleted the thread and my forum account. In other words, be aware of any potential new problems with new versions and always keep old versions.

These bugs does not occur if you use file formats other than their own mhx format.

Anyways, like Webfork, I now prefer RapidCRC Unicode over this. RapidCRC Unicode has been rock solid and all bugs that I have reported to the author were taken care of or were promptly responded to.

seems like the website and download links are dead

website not available any more.

I was able to go to website with no trouble :) I'm curious if this ErrorMsg software will work in terms of telling what the problem is.
MIKLO

Ironically Avast doesn't allow me to download this program.
By the nature of the application it couldn't really be described as a false positive!

A good AV will not let you run this kind of software unless you add it to the exclusion list.

It's not the zip thats infected. The site itself tries to deploy a trojan horse!

Leaner is better, that's my motto !
Give Midas a cigar for a tighter URL...;-)

@_philippe I couldn't agree more, this program does exactly what I want and need without a lot of worthless things taking up space, and doing nothing or very little. Thanks for a great program.
MIKLO

Was debugging my wifi connection and tried to use this on Windows 10. Windows Defender really doesn't like this tool. I know we can trust Nir though.

@Transcontinental - Try actually clicking the link. It points to this site for click through tracking.

If you click on the link it will take you there. The link that is shown in the status bar is just the redirection page.

Roger, guys. Link points to nirsoft.net -- Looks like I anticipated a certitude before facts :)

The developer of GetFoldersize was kind enough to promise to restore the smaller icons in the next release.

The small icons are back! ;)

Both the site and download links redirect to the TreeSize site.