How can I check that files match a list of MD5 checksums on Windows 10?

Question

I downloaded a large number of files via this magnet link (Apache 2.0 license), then moved the files around between a few devices. I now want to check the integrity of the files.

A file lists MD5 checksums:

This list is chopped but it contains 770 lines (i.e., 770 MD5 checksums), so I'd like to batch check them. I know how to compute a MD5 checksum on a single file, but I don't know how to check all these files at once.

How can I check that the downloaded files match these MD5 checksums on Windows 10?

Answer 1

MD5 checksum list:

ea5774684fe8af0c8dbc73f0587b3ed3  ./tensor00251_000
5e5ac7153ade3bc0258ea8909b411aef  ./tensor00084_000
6358c62cef61d79c24fd223b21798b49  ./tensor00093_000
13f15b98afecc281d84801acf347e220  ./tensor00442_000
392f867c92b96f8c8c7214190f853f2c  ./tensor00277_000
6f5a97ddc80c8d5207d4d165d53121c6  ./tensor00072_000
d6b4317b176fcd0054a70a3a8675daf5  ./tensor00609_000
[...]

1. Put ./tensor00XXX_000 into the 1st col, and the MD5 checksums in the 2nd column, by replacing in Notepad++ (gratis):

   

   Corresponding text (taken from David Yaw):

   ^(.*)  (.*)$
   

   \2 \1
   

   outputs:

   ./tensor00251_000 ea5774684fe8af0c8dbc73f0587b3ed3
   ./tensor00084_000 5e5ac7153ade3bc0258ea8909b411aef
   ./tensor00093_000 6358c62cef61d79c24fd223b21798b49
   ./tensor00442_000 13f15b98afecc281d84801acf347e220
   ./tensor00277_000 392f867c92b96f8c8c7214190f853f2c
   ./tensor00072_000 6f5a97ddc80c8d5207d4d165d53121c6
   ./tensor00609_000 d6b4317b176fcd0054a70a3a8675daf5
   [...]
   

2. Sort all lines in Notepad++.

   ./tensor00000_000 fb91c8c0a7c6eab359115f3641859574
   ./tensor00001_000 db2c5892465c8bf246e481c92f7af378
   ./tensor00002_000 53abd68720183713d250930e2e924171
   ./tensor00003_000 acaa24d88257006a86aae241522215be
   ./tensor00004_000 ce2c7cb1f7a2b438b52a5764443ca715
   ./tensor00005_000 b99a67b86cc73eefe18e34051ebe9a4a
   ./tensor00006_000 474f651f59078b623048a68d9c9a1363
   ./tensor00007_000 cb0ceb7a96b181a78a3c0245567086fb
   [...]
   

3. Compute MD5s with Hasher (mirror) (gratis) (thanks Reddit user evilcalvin122 for mentioning it):

   

   

4. Export the list of MD5 checksums.

   

5. Compare the 2 lists of MD5 checksums.