Windows 10: Central page for reference/validation of SHA256 of the ISO file of every Windows version...

Does Microsoft maintains a central page for reference/validation of SHA256 of the ISO file of Windows version the company has released to this date? If not, can we request Microsoft to do so?

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Is this Windows 11 Enterprise SHA256 valid/untampered?

"I'd ask someone with MSDN subscription to download Windows 11 Enterprise (regular version) and verify the SHA256 to match the above."

- Not really much detail in you post about what you are referring to, but MS used to have another 'tech' forum for developers that may

be able to help with things such as Visual Studio, and similar developer issues.

(Ah! found this) - This may be the new version of the MS tech forums - https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/windows/ct-p/Windows10

- I didn't pay any attention to SHA256 previously, and while I thought the number was a bit too long, I still assumed you were installing

Win11 Enterprise ed, because activation issues are a common topic, especially with the business versions Windows.

With my new found rudimentary understanding of what SHA-2 is, I doubt (but you may get lucky) anyone here can answer your question

if the number is "valid/untampered" as it is beyond the scope of these forums, which are more about day to day Windows issues.



- Would this have anything relevant ? ...

Credentials

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Is this Windows 11 Enterprise SHA256 valid/untampered?

This is a SHA256, not an activation key.

I'd ask someone with MSDN subscription to download Windows 11 Enterprise (regular version) and verify the SHA256 to match the above.

 

wont boot into ISO file?

hm I used nero and put the iso on there like anything else
ill try your suggestions with the .nrg file I no longer have the .iso (threw away)
i was just curious