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Originally Posted by vgreader
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2. How can I use Hashmyfiles(excuse me but I dont know how to and one of the possible reasons of failure could be corrupt file)
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Open the .md5 file in an editor. Drag and drop the .bin file onto the HashMyFiles window. Wait for it to compute the hashes. Compare the MD5 hash for the .bin file to the hash stored inside the .md5 file. They should be identical.
Or use RapidCRC to verify the .md5 hash -- it will compute the MD5 of a file with the .md5 extension removed (.bin.md5 -> .bin in this case) and compare that to the MD5 value in the .md5 file. If RapidCRC is associated with .md5 file extensions, just double-click the .md5 file to verify its corresponding binary file.
Windows also has a built-in md5sum program, but it has a strange name and is a command-line tool.