Choose whichever installation method works best for you.
The easiest way to install - certified by Microsoft, no browser or SmartScreen warnings, with automatic updates.
New versions can take a little longer to show up there (Microsoft certifies every update first). If you want the newest version right after release, use the direct installer below instead.
Open in Microsoft StoreCurrent version: 0.1.35
SHA-256: e88f714cb3e41fdcb00c30fab9ba651d55edb19adf2f88aaff0441a73b498559
Your browser or Windows may show a warning during download or on first run - this is normal for a small app without an expensive commercial code-signing certificate, and doesn't mean anything is actually wrong. See Troubleshooting below.
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The two most common situations when downloading or first running the installer
Not enough people have downloaded this particular installer yet for Chrome's Safe Browsing to "recognize" it, and it doesn't carry a paid commercial code-signing certificate either - so Chrome blocks the download as a precaution. Two clicks finish it:
1. A bar appears at the bottom of the browser window saying "Suspicious download blocked" - click it.
2. An explanation expands ("This file isn't commonly downloaded...") - click "Download suspicious file" and the download proceeds normally.
Same underlying reason as the Chrome warning above (no commercial code-signing certificate) - Windows Defender SmartScreen doesn't yet "know" this app, so it shows a caution screen the first time it runs. This doesn't mean anything is wrong. Two clicks:
1. Click "More info".
2. A "Run anyway" button appears - click it and setup continues normally.
Both warnings above are triggered by the file having been downloaded from the internet by a browser (the so-called "Mark of the Web"), not by anything about its contents - so a copy you received another way, e.g. over a USB drive, usually won't trigger either one.
After downloading, verify the file's fingerprint in PowerShell from the folder containing
it with Get-FileHash .\MdVisor-Setup-0.1.35.exe -
the printed hash must match the SHA-256 value shown above.