Your SHA256 hash is correct. You have the genuine file. The reason the command didn't work is you ran it from Command Prompt, not Powershell.
This is SecurityHealthSystray sitting in your tray:
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so my system 32 and startup have have this file called securityhealthsystray.exe SecurityHealthSystray should i worry? on window 11
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But mine dosent pop up anything? When I click on the application in system 32
It won't. It will start the app and it will run in the system tray. You need to double click its icon that sits in the system tray.
Open Windows Powershell and run the following command:
(Get-FileHash C:\Windows\System32\SecurityHealthSystray.exe).Hash
If the file is genuine, its hash will be:
7E1747256C74F48D153B7F95A53151CA6988BB210CFEC60EB05921F5DA94FC0E
None of your screenshots show anything abnormal. No publisher showing in Task Manager's Startup apps is normal.
But mine dosent pop up anything? When I click on the application in system 32i ran Malwarebytes and Window security on this application when it's disabled alone it said it didn't detect anything but malwarbytes does said detected PUPs and PUMs
look at this it dosent have any publisher on start-up page
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That's completely normal. It runs in the tray and if you double click on it, it launches Windows Security.