gpg) Īnd run cmd, cd into your Downloads directory (Or where your ISO and checksum has been saved) and run these commands: gpg -keyserver hkp:// -recv-keys FBB75451Īnd I also had to run gpg -keyserver hkp:// -recv-keys EFE21092 Then you can download the ISO and checksum over at (Be sure to download a file that ends with. You can install it for windows using this link: The thing I worry a bit is am I doing it right? Do I need to use command prompt program for this? But it's okay because I have never ever installed it on my laptop. Now as I understand I need to write gpg -version when I open the command promt program is that right? In this page in the 2nd step there is this tip that says: I currently have Windows 7 as OS on my computer.

I downloaded the iso image and now I want to verify it. But knowing that the gnuPG has never ever been installed on my laptop I don't expect too much more.īut still it would be good if it was written in that tip what you should see if it's not installed AND that from Windows OS you have to open a Command prompt program to write these commands in. And the results that I get when writing these commands in the 'Command prompt' are confusing as well.

I don't understand why isn't it mentioned in that tip, it is really confusing for a newbie like me. At the beginning in that page it says 'These instructions assume basic knowledge of the command line', so I assumed I needed to open a 'Command prompt' program for that, is it right ? Now, it's not written WHERE do I have to write these commands. To check if you have the GPG tools installed, run the command gpg -version or gpg2 -version. Tip: On non-Linux systems, you might need to download the GPG tools for this next step.

Friends, I would like to specify my question a little bit, cause a lot of you give me suggestions that are already written in this page What confused me is that tip in the 2nd step, where it says :

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