Download the AGN FiveM Support Assistant

Current version: 1.2.2

Released 2026-09-24 · 98 KB

Verify what you downloaded

Every official build is published with its SHA-256 checksum. Check it before running, especially if you got the file from anywhere other than this page.

SHA-256
7b5eb98acc63d7561d52ee8f970e5b1dbbdbdd0910596dec2601fff5fc1e8d5e

Open PowerShell (press Start, type powershell) and paste both lines. It prints True if your download is intact.

$f = "$env:USERPROFILE\Downloads\AGN-FiveM-Support-Assistant-v1.2.2.zip"
(Get-FileHash $f -Algorithm SHA256).Hash -eq '7B5EB98ACC63D7561D52EE8F970E5B1DBBDBDD0910596DEC2601FFF5FC1E8D5E'

The full path is spelled out on purpose. PowerShell opens in C:\Windows\System32, so a command starting .\ looks for the file there and fails with “Cannot find path” even when the download is perfectly fine. If you saved it somewhere other than Downloads, put that folder in the first line instead.

What changed

Adds a ping-by-hop test and an opt-in connection speed test. The ping test now times three things - your own router, your DNS server and AGN - because reading them together tells you WHERE the trouble starts. Loss at your own router means the problem is inside your house and nothing further out is worth chasing yet. The speed test is opt-in and runs against AGN, not a third-party speed site. It measures what your connection can actually pull from us, which is the number behind a server download that will not finish. It is not a general internet speed test and will usually read lower than one. Also fixed: text in the window no longer runs off the right-hand edge, and the results table now wraps its explanations and colour-codes the result column.