Safety

A card can't turn any of these off.

1. Checks files: a file must match the SHA256 the card gives. If it doesn't, it is refused.
2. Asks first: a file with no SHA256 is only downloaded after you agree.
3. Scans files: Windows Security scans downloads (files up to 50 MB).
4. Checks known-malware lists: then only the file's fingerprint (never the file) is checked with CIRCL and Team Cymru. A file on their lists is not installed. You can turn this off in Settings, Download Safety.
5. Warns about DLLs: a download with a DLL, EXE or script inside asks "Are you sure you want to install it?" before anything is installed.
6. Asks before a card's DLL is used: once for each file. You can say no.
7. Keeps originals: when a card's file takes the place of another program's file, the original is only renamed, never deleted.
8. Never goes around Windows Security: if Windows Security flags a file, it is not installed.

1. Only load cards from people you trust.
2. Read what a card will install before you press Install.
3. If a warning surprises you, press Cancel.

1. A package is the card's .json plus a folder next to it named <card name>_files.
2. GPU Selector scans the .zip, then only keeps files the card names with a matching SHA256.
3. When a package brings a DLL, GPU Selector tells you when you load it, and asks again before it is used.

1. The example cards are given "as is", with no warranty.
2. Use them at your own risk. Depth3D is not responsible for any problems a card causes.
3. Cards made by other people are their own, and they are responsible for them.

1. Give every file a SHA256.
2. Only use projects whose makers allow it, and name them on your card.
3. If your card brings a DLL, share its source code too, like the DOOM card does.