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First-time downloads of any OV-signed software trip Microsoft Defender SmartScreen — that's normal and expected. The hash below lets you verify the file is exactly what we signed before you run it.

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Before you run it — read this once

This is a single self-contained executable, code-signed with an Organization Validation (OV) certificate issued to Patrick Mercier (the BrkrOps™ Inc. principal) by Certum. OV certificates need time to build a reputation with Microsoft Defender SmartScreen; until enough downloads accumulate, Windows may show a "Windows protected your PC" warning when you launch the exe. This is normal for any new OV-signed software, not a sign that the file is unsafe.

Save the file when your browser prompts. If it flags the download, choose Keep / Keep anyway.
Right-click the .exe → Properties. If you see an "Unblock" checkbox at the bottom, tick it and click OK. (This is the NTFS "Mark of the Web" flag — clearing it tells Windows the file was deliberately accepted.)
Double-click to launch. If SmartScreen appears, click "More info" → "Run anyway".
No UAC prompt is expected — ParseMyDisks runs entirely in user space and never modifies the system.

Verify before running (recommended for security review)

File ParseMyDisks-1.0.0.exe

Version 1.0.0

Size 60.0 MB

Signer Patrick Mercier · Certum OV · SHA-256 timestamping

SHA-256 46F24ED00997F47EB8356A58100E1C2A49F0DF2E81CC02D8975042BCCFB273F4

Get-FileHash .\ParseMyDisks-1.0.0.exe -Algorithm SHA256

The hash above must match the output of Get-FileHash exactly. If it doesn't, the file was modified in transit — do not run it. Email admin@brkrops.ca and we'll investigate.

On the choice of CA: this binary is signed by Certum, a Polish CA operated by Asseco Data Systems out of Gdańsk, under EU law and the eIDAS regulation. That's a deliberate decision — using a non-US certificate authority avoids binding BrkrOps™ Inc. or its customers to the US CLOUD Act surface area, which matters to public-sector and regulated buyers. Compatibility-wise it's a non-event: Certum roots have shipped in every Windows install for over two decades, and SmartScreen reputation accrues to the certificate identity regardless of which CA issued it.

ParseMyDisks is on its way.Read this once while it lands.

ParseMyDisks is on its way.
Read this once while it lands.