This is System Verify

What

The systemverify file describes the software and hardware that needs to be installed on your system.

Open up your systemverify file with the System Verify application for Windows. The System Verify application will analyse your machine and confirm if the software and hardware you need is installed.

Does System Verify say something is missing? Contact your local technical support people and ask them to add the missing pieces.

Download

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Pricing

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Develop

Examples

Here are two working examples of systemverify files.

Browser Verify

The browser verification file confirms whether you have Firefox and Microsoft Edge installed on your system, and at what version.

Well Behaved

This verification file has an example of a an MSIX application, an MSI application, and a custom application identified in the registry, as well as a device driver.

Create your own

To make a systemverify file of your own, create an XML file in your favourite text editor.

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<SystemVerify xmlns="https://pepperpot.media/2025/systemverify"
  xmlns:w="https://pepperpot.media/2025/systemverify/windows">
  <Title>Firefox Requirements</Title>
  <Description>The following programs and drivers need to be
  installed for Firefox to work.</Description>
  <w:Windows>
    <w:Programs>
      <w:Program>
        <w:Title>Firefox</w:Title>
        <w:Description>You need the Firefox browser installed
        via an EXE or MSI file downloaded from the Firefox download
        site.</w:Description>
        <w:RegistryLocal>
          <w:DisplayNamePrefix>Mozilla Firefox</w:DisplayNamePrefix>
          <w:VersionMinimum>139.0</w:VersionMinimum>
        </w:RegistryLocal>
      </w:Program>
      <w:Program>
        <w:Title>Redwax SignText</w:Title>
        <w:Description>You need the Redwax SignText native browser
        extension installed via an MSI file.</w:Description>
        <w:MSI>
          <w:ProductCode>{18187B9C-05E8-4BD3-87C3-2399CC8F2808}</w:ProductCode>
          <w:VersionMinimum>1.0</w:VersionMinimum>
        </w:MSI>
      </w:Program>
      <w:Program>
        <w:Title>MPEG2 Video Extension</w:Title>
        <w:Description>The MPEG2 Video extension is installed
        from a MSIX package.</w:Description>
        <w:Package>
          <w:Name>Microsoft.MPEG2VideoExtension</w:Name>
          <w:VersionMinimum>2.0</w:VersionMinimum>
        </w:Package>
      </w:Program>
    </w:Programs>
    <w:Drivers>
      <w:Driver>
        <w:Title>Aventra MyEID</w:Title>
        <w:Description>You need the Aventra MyEID driver downloaded
        from the Aventra download site, with a mininum version
        of 2.3.0.</w:Description>
        <w:DriverName>Red Hat VirtIO Ethernet Adapter</w:DriverName>
        <w:Provider>Red Hat, Inc.</w:Provider>
        <w:VersionMinimum>100.0</w:VersionMinimum>
      </w:Driver>
    </w:Drivers>
  </w:Windows>
</SystemVerify>
								

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