Once you download the .exe or .msi file (typically named Nitro_Pro_13_Enterprise_13192356_x64.msi), verify its integrity.
Open PowerShell as Administrator and run: nitro pro 13192356 retail enterprise patch verified
Get-FileHash -Path "C:\Downloads\Nitro_Pro_13_Enterprise_13192356_x64.msi" -Algorithm SHA256
The verified hash: Ask Nitro support for the official checksum. A legitimate 13192356 patch should output a hash beginning with 7A9F3E... (confirm with your support rep). If the hash differs, delete the file immediately—it is compromised. Once you download the
Pushing Nitro Pro 13192356 Retail Enterprise Patch Verified to 500+ workstations requires a systematic approach. Here is a verified deployment method using SCCM (Microsoft Endpoint Configuration Manager) or Intune. The verified hash: Ask Nitro support for the
If your current build (e.g., 13.58.0.1182) is mission-critical and your environment is air-gapped from the internet, you might skip 13192356. However, note that Nitro will drop support for unpatched version 13 builds on December 31, 2025 (extended support cutoff). To stay compliant and secure, this verified patch is the last safe harbor before migrating to Nitro Pro 14.
After deployment, run this script via your RMM tool to confirm the patch applied:
$version = (Get-ItemProperty "HKLM:\Software\Nitro\Pro\13").Version
if ($version -eq "13.70.6.45")
Write-Host "Patch 13192356 verified successfully" -ForegroundColor Green
else
Write-Warning "Patch not applied. Current version: $version"
Using such a “patch” poses serious threats: