Check Iso File For Corruption
I want to check if my ISO file is corrupt or not. I have visited almost 15 to 20 sites but cannot find a genuine answer. Please can someone help me test the ISO file if its corrupt or not. Jul 20, 2018 System File Checker is a command line utility in Windows 10 that allows users to scan for missing and corrupted system files and repair them. The tool can be run either via Command Prompt or PowerShell. The System File Checker tool is helpful when your PC is not working as expected or showing file missing or corrupted errors.
Last night I downloaded the Windows 10 ISO from Microsoft Techbench web site more than three times, but the downloaded ISO file failed to work with Rufus to create a bootable USB disk for installing Windows. Every time, Rufus stopped in the middle when it came to extracting “install.wim” file from the ISO image. So finally I got tired and went to sleep. In the morning I had an epiphany and thought of checking the file hashes of the downloaded ISO files to see whether they were corrupt. My suspicions turned out to be true and the file hashes did not match the ones posted by various people in different online forums.
If you also have been facing a similar problem with the Windows ISO images, then the first thing you should do is check the file integrity of the downloaded ISO file. You can use HashTab to calculate the file hashes of the ISO image. Or you can use our own lightweight file hash checker utility Hash It. You have to look for the SHA-1 file hash in either of these tools. Since the Windows 10 ISO is a little bit more than 4GB in size, it might take about a minute or more to calculate the SHA1 hash for the ISO file.
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Now the question comes where to find the file hashes to compare with? Fortunately, some people have already calculated and posted the file hashes for all the different versions of Windows 10 ISO and all you have to do is search for them using Google. Basically, you can search for the file name for the ISO (for example, Win10_1511_1_SingleLang_English_x64.iso) and it will show you search results with file hashes. Then you can compare these file hashes with your own. If there is no match, possibility is that your file is corrupt, but you can still try to use the ISO file. It might still work.
File Corruption Tool
Conclusion: Windows 10 ISO images are available from Microsoft servers, but because of their large size they could become corrupt during the download. You can compare the file hashes of the downloaded ISO images to see if they are corrupt or confirm to the file integrity checks.