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You can skip the checksum verification. It's used to verify if the downloaded ISO image was downloaded without errors. Fedora Media Creator downloads the ISO a runs the check automatically so you don't need to verify the checksum manually. But if you really want to, there should be Fedora-Workstation-Live-x86_64-25-1.3.iso
file in your Downloads folder (on Fedora/other Linux distro; don't how this works on Windows).
You can always check the USB drive before installation -- when you boot from the Live USB, just choose "Test this media and install Fedora" (I think it's default) and the bootloader will perform a self check.