FTK Imager Command Line Physical Disk Hashing

In this video we will show how to use FTK Imager command line version on Windows 10 to create a hash of a physical disk. We show how to add FTK Imager command line version to your Windows path, and then run FTK Imager from the command line to make MD5 and SHA1 hashes of an attached physical disk.

FTK Imager command line version can be downloaded (free) here: https://accessdata.com/product-download

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