Installer hash and signature checks are file-source checks. They help confirm that the downloaded file, the visible file name, and the verification result all belong to the same intended Ledger Wallet install path.
Direct Answer: Verify Source, Then Match Result
First confirm where the file came from, then review the hash or signature result. The entry path in Ledger Wallet download and installation guide keeps the file-source check anchored.
Keep File Name and Installer Path Together
Do not compare a result from one file with another file path. If a system message appears during install, Ledger driver signature prompt is the related system-message reference.
Decide Whether to Install, Recheck, or Stop
If the result matches the intended file and the app window proceeds normally, record that state. If the result is unclear, stop at the file check and return to the source entry before installing.
Record the Verification Result Without Sensitive Data
Use a short record: source entry, file name, verification method, result, and date. If the environment itself is uncertain, compare with supported OS versions and Ledger Wallet compatibility.
The record should not include PIN digits or recovery phrase words. It belongs to installer verification, not device recovery.
