Windows installer
Best for a primary workstation. Installs to a predictable location and provides Start menu, uninstall and the verified installer-based update path.
Download Windows installerChoose the installer for a normal engineering workstation or the portable single EXE for an approved no-install deployment. Both packages are published from verified CI artifacts and have public SHA-256 values.
Best for a primary workstation. Installs to a predictable location and provides Start menu, uninstall and the verified installer-based update path.
Download Windows installerBest for approved test laptops, temporary evaluation or environments where installation is not preferred. Copy the EXE to a user-writable folder and run it without installing ARSAS or .NET.
Download portable single EXEThe IEC 61850 application scope is the same. The difference is how Windows stores, launches, removes and updates the package.
The values below come from verified stable publication evidence. The combined checksum file is also available for automated or archived verification.
63101c54516ff9366302e5394f2e70d6ddef793fafdcf2191bc179311eeb1c414d628ac4bcdf98be9de786bac5e50811cacf26ce86f68e66381a98b1e835c709Get-FileHash .\ARSAS-Windows-x64-Setup.exe -Algorithm SHA256The current public Windows installer and portable binaries do not carry a commercial Authenticode publisher signature. Verify the published SHA-256 value before use. SmartScreen warnings are therefore possible and are not hidden from users.
This status is disclosed for Windows UX transparency. ARSAS package verification uses the exact tagged release, published SHA-256, source identity and supply-chain evidence below.
ARSAS 1.6.41 is tied to source commit e581a26dea5545034378adbeed5b78fc80aab773. Its tagged release publishes SHA-256 checksums, an SPDX SBOM and provenance evidence beside the Windows binaries.
Match the installer or portable filename and published SHA-256 before use.
Release v1.6.41 points to source commit e581a26dea5545034378adbeed5b78fc80aab773; inspect the public source and history independently.
The tagged release carries ARSAS-Windows-x64-SBOM.spdx.json and ARSAS-Windows-x64-PROVENANCE.json; repository attestations add digest-level evidence.
These records strengthen traceability. ARSAS does not claim a reproducible build from these records, and they do not replace physical-relay or project acceptance testing.
Follow the read-first onboarding path, review common objections and inspect service-level field evidence before attempting active workflows.
Include version 1.6.41, package type, Windows version, exact error, screenshot or log, and whether the published checksum matched.
Read the latest screenshot, update-verification design, known limitations, release verification evidence and issue-reporting guidance.