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Download started — rwi-qrs-access-desktop_1.0.0+20261031-090000_amd64.deb
Linux — Debian · Ubuntu · Zorin
sha256sum rwi-qrs-access-desktop_1.0.0+20261031-090000_amd64.deb
It must be exactly: 9b4848017e2c982869cea7cb0edb73a6721453b50b8839cb071f3a12ce493501
- sudo apt install ./rwi-qrs-access-desktop_1.0.0+20261031-090000_amd64.deb
aptwill warn that the package is not authenticated. Expected — step 3 is what established trust.
Windows — Windows 10 · 11
certutil -hashfile rwi-qrs-access-desktop_1.0.0+20261014-204040_test_x64.exe SHA256
It must be exactly: c46e30250b08d23c70d965b6a13b6f8ba843aac39cd889123639769bc6d5f89d
Your system will refuse it first. That is expected.
You will see exactly this dialog:
- Open the
.exeyou downloaded. - In the blue dialog: More info → Run anyway.
- The warning returns for every new version. Always check the SHA-256 first.
▲ Why your system warns you
RW Interactive does not sign this app, by deliberate choice, so your system cannot tell who published it. The warning is correct and will appear every time. The SHA-256 check in step 3 is what proves the file is ours — it is the only guarantee there is, so do not skip it.
macOS — macOS 13 or later
shasum -a 256 rwi-qrs-access-desktop_1.0.0+20261013-132507_test_arm64.pkg
It must be exactly: 5196bbdd8838d85b031af2c2c92fa8bb82bb9ecff57de71d313878b91d426c19
Your system will refuse it first. That is expected.
You will see exactly this dialog:
- Open the
.pkg. macOS will refuse it — expected, keep going. - Open System Settings → Privacy & Security, scroll to the bottom and click Open Anyway.
- Open the
.pkgagain and confirm. Only needed on the first install.
▲ Why your system warns you
RW Interactive does not sign this app, by deliberate choice, so your system cannot tell who published it. The warning is correct and will appear every time. The SHA-256 check in step 3 is what proves the file is ours — it is the only guarantee there is, so do not skip it.
Verify the file
You confirmed the checksum matched.
Thirty seconds. This is the step that confirms the file is ours — the next one does not. Compare the result with the value right below, character by character.
Linux — Debian · Ubuntu · Zorin
sha256sum rwi-qrs-access-desktop_1.0.0+20261031-090000_amd64.deb
It must be exactly: 9b4848017e2c982869cea7cb0edb73a6721453b50b8839cb071f3a12ce493501
- sudo apt install ./rwi-qrs-access-desktop_1.0.0+20261031-090000_amd64.deb
aptwill warn that the package is not authenticated. Expected — step 3 is what established trust.
Windows — Windows 10 · 11
certutil -hashfile rwi-qrs-access-desktop_1.0.0+20261014-204040_test_x64.exe SHA256
It must be exactly: c46e30250b08d23c70d965b6a13b6f8ba843aac39cd889123639769bc6d5f89d
Your system will refuse it first. That is expected.
You will see exactly this dialog:
- Open the
.exeyou downloaded. - In the blue dialog: More info → Run anyway.
- The warning returns for every new version. Always check the SHA-256 first.
▲ Why your system warns you
RW Interactive does not sign this app, by deliberate choice, so your system cannot tell who published it. The warning is correct and will appear every time. The SHA-256 check in step 3 is what proves the file is ours — it is the only guarantee there is, so do not skip it.
macOS — macOS 13 or later
shasum -a 256 rwi-qrs-access-desktop_1.0.0+20261013-132507_test_arm64.pkg
It must be exactly: 5196bbdd8838d85b031af2c2c92fa8bb82bb9ecff57de71d313878b91d426c19
Your system will refuse it first. That is expected.
You will see exactly this dialog:
- Open the
.pkg. macOS will refuse it — expected, keep going. - Open System Settings → Privacy & Security, scroll to the bottom and click Open Anyway.
- Open the
.pkgagain and confirm. Only needed on the first install.
▲ Why your system warns you
RW Interactive does not sign this app, by deliberate choice, so your system cannot tell who published it. The warning is correct and will appear every time. The SHA-256 check in step 3 is what proves the file is ours — it is the only guarantee there is, so do not skip it.
Only you can see what the command printed. This step records what you confirmed; the page verifies nothing.
Stop. Do not install this file.
A different checksum means the file is not what we published. Delete it, do not run it, and reply to whoever invited you's email before trying again. There is no second guarantee: this app is never signed, so this check is the only one there is.
Install
Linux — Debian · Ubuntu · Zorin
sha256sum rwi-qrs-access-desktop_1.0.0+20261031-090000_amd64.deb
It must be exactly: 9b4848017e2c982869cea7cb0edb73a6721453b50b8839cb071f3a12ce493501
- sudo apt install ./rwi-qrs-access-desktop_1.0.0+20261031-090000_amd64.deb
aptwill warn that the package is not authenticated. Expected — step 3 is what established trust.
Windows — Windows 10 · 11
certutil -hashfile rwi-qrs-access-desktop_1.0.0+20261014-204040_test_x64.exe SHA256
It must be exactly: c46e30250b08d23c70d965b6a13b6f8ba843aac39cd889123639769bc6d5f89d
Your system will refuse it first. That is expected.
You will see exactly this dialog:
- Open the
.exeyou downloaded. - In the blue dialog: More info → Run anyway.
- The warning returns for every new version. Always check the SHA-256 first.
▲ Why your system warns you
RW Interactive does not sign this app, by deliberate choice, so your system cannot tell who published it. The warning is correct and will appear every time. The SHA-256 check in step 3 is what proves the file is ours — it is the only guarantee there is, so do not skip it.
macOS — macOS 13 or later
shasum -a 256 rwi-qrs-access-desktop_1.0.0+20261013-132507_test_arm64.pkg
It must be exactly: 5196bbdd8838d85b031af2c2c92fa8bb82bb9ecff57de71d313878b91d426c19
Your system will refuse it first. That is expected.
You will see exactly this dialog:
- Open the
.pkg. macOS will refuse it — expected, keep going. - Open System Settings → Privacy & Security, scroll to the bottom and click Open Anyway.
- Open the
.pkgagain and confirm. Only needed on the first install.
▲ Why your system warns you
RW Interactive does not sign this app, by deliberate choice, so your system cannot tell who published it. The warning is correct and will appear every time. The SHA-256 check in step 3 is what proves the file is ours — it is the only guarantee there is, so do not skip it.
Sign in
It opens your browser at the RWI sign-in page. Use the account whoever invited you created for you. If the page does not open, copy the address the app shows you.
Check that you are connected
The icon sits in your system tray. That is how you read the state:
Not connecting? Reply to whoever invited you's email — troubleshooting help lives inside QRS Access, not on this page.