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[kitkat]

Thank you for your reply. I want to emphasize. I did not write that the problem is in the hashcat program. I realized that at some point hardware acceleration is connected with the processor. I found information in the part of the questions asked about the need to remove OpenCL. Disabling and enabling hardware acceleration in the Windows OS itself did not help. Of course, I will try to remove these libraries while saving copies, I will see what changes, but I have already decided to install the Linux OS, I think there is less chance of spontaneous driver installation.

Everything with Linux worked without problems. Only if I take my hash from 7z, which weighs 13 MB, the problem repeats, but here it is probably connected with the fact that the file is archived a large volume of 3 GB. What does the hash size depend on? Shouldn't it be plus, minus approximately the same, how can it be that the hash weighs 13 MB? I can't even just copy it, I can only get it by redirecting the output to the file.