Mo Dokan 1.0.0 · about two minutes
Go to the download page and click Download. The file, MoDokan-Setup-1.0.0.exe, is kept on Google Drive.
Google Drive says it can’t scan this file for viruses — it only scans files under 100 MB. Click Download anyway.
If your browser then says the file “isn’t commonly downloaded”:
Every setup file has a fingerprint (SHA-256). If yours matches, the file is exactly the one we published.
Fingerprint of MoDokan-Setup-1.0.0.exe:
9CA4C84AF54E1BF606B373071192176EE5C096738ABB8534AD30B9AD094A86B0Open PowerShell in your Downloads folder and run:
Get-FileHash .\MoDokan-Setup-1.0.0.exe -Algorithm SHA256The code it prints must be the same as above. If it is different, do not install — download it again.
Double-click the setup file. Windows will probably show a blue “Windows protected your PC” box. This appears because Mo Dokan is new and comes from a small business without a paid publisher certificate — it does not mean anything is wrong.
Setup asks whether to install for all users or only for me:
Then click Next, tick Start Mo Dokan now and click Finish.
Open Mo Dokan from the Start menu (or the desktop shortcut). The welcome screen asks you to choose: Start 48-hour free trial — the 48 hours begin when you click it — or Activate a licence if you have already bought one. Then create your company.
%LOCALAPPDATA%\MoDokan with automatic backups. Setup never touches it.