Currently, the instructions on how to verify the ISO's authenticity are very complex, creating unnecessary difficulty to check it. However, I have found this Reddit post, which gives much simpler instructions, that do not require downloading anything other than the ISO and checksum files:
Get-FileHash -Path "C:\File Path\File" -Algorithm SHA256
I tested it using a Void Linux Musl Xfce ISO, and a Fedora 42 KDE ISO, and it worked perfectly. As such, I would advise for this to be used instead of the current tutorial.
Currently, the instructions on how to verify the ISO's authenticity are very complex, creating unnecessary difficulty to check it. However, I have found this Reddit post, which gives much simpler instructions, that do not require downloading anything other than the ISO and checksum files:
Get-FileHash -Path "C:\File Path\File" -Algorithm SHA256I tested it using a Void Linux Musl Xfce ISO, and a Fedora 42 KDE ISO, and it worked perfectly. As such, I would advise for this to be used instead of the current tutorial.