1SRO Online - client download integrity
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File   : 1SRO_Online_Setup.zip   (vSRO 1.188 - up to Cap 130 / Degree 14, server 75.119.157.255:15779)   build 20260923_1637
Type   : A zip containing exactly one file, 1SRO_Online_Setup.exe (stored, not compressed - the
         installer's own payload is already dense binary data). Zipped specifically so Chrome/Edge
         don't hard-block the download the way they do a bare .exe from a brand-new domain with no
         download history yet - unzip it and run Setup.exe inside.
Size   : 4,075,507,056 bytes (~3.80 GB)
SHA256 : B4BC10F7838C2E992DDC9C90840D972F46EC44ADCF724123107C40CDACFA5167

Setup.exe (inside the zip): Windows installer (Inno Setup). Installs to Program Files, creates
Start Menu + Desktop shortcuts, installs DirectX 9 / VC++ redistributables during setup, and adds
a normal uninstaller. Not code-signed by a trusted CA, so the first run shows a Windows SmartScreen
prompt - click "More info" then "Run anyway". This is expected for an independently published game
client (true of nearly every private server) and does not indicate the file is unsafe.
Size   : 4,075,506,800 bytes
SHA256 : 06E5B22CB8B9B900DB60D648F30FA5C5A0E6BB1DAD169AE7BBC93907A81B82AC
MD5    : 75AC4D155CDB2BC0822AF0F3D38FC9E7

Game archives inside (the same files that passed the real-client login gate on the live server):
    Media.pk2              SHA256 3D1DAD687965A15E52D15EB75E1BA1370A2870DAA264E7DBD7A254C807570592
    Data.pk2               SHA256 D06BA1FD08CCB717A60655C878BAB64558C4F53D8E77A6F48143E05CE9F5DB85

Verify your download (PowerShell):
    Get-FileHash "$HOME\Downloads\1SRO_Online_Setup.zip" -Algorithm SHA256
    # after unzipping, you can also check the .exe itself:
    Get-FileHash "$HOME\Downloads\1SRO_Online_Setup.exe" -Algorithm SHA256

Key executables the installer places on your machine (Authenticode-signed
CN="1SRO Online", O="Silkrod Private Server", C=EG - self-signed, not a trusted CA, so Windows
will still report "Unknown Publisher"; the signature proves the file matches what we signed,
it does not by itself vouch for the publisher's identity):
    1SRO Online.exe        SHA256 078F6D835A0E902EAE8DA7713301AE4B1F23C1BC903C769C3BACBA644C090DAF
    sro_client.exe         SHA256 0111B2B1476667CBE05F00E4618419C61E9AA2AC6D5BEA1B19C782B5FC4CE6B4
    silkroad.exe           SHA256 7640B130734BCC44EDA73E2BFB16D456727CA79FBE727C1B53E8766196AF517B
    SilkroadLauncher.exe   SHA256 5B69AB8EF07697E894065790D8FD6C5D124AD9F740893B30DE7107F92463EC74
    replacer.exe           SHA256 BA9D09E93DEFDD73E001E616B4DE797ACEC546A5432F3A2C76124A9BF8275A69

Superseded: the previous manual-extract 1SRO_Client.zip distribution. Still reachable at
/1SRO_Client.zip for anyone with an old direct link, but no longer linked from the site.
The bare installer is also still reachable directly at /1SRO_Online_Setup.exe if you'd rather
skip the zip step and your browser allows it - the zip above is what the site links to.