I get this sha256
It should have been:
1addffb6100a5ba340266b709b367ded7094aa563143dd98ba577aaf00498590
I think you need to download iso one more time.
I download it 4 times 
You might have to wait a bit more for all mirror servers to get synced to have a patched version of iso file.
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Hi
Check this :
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Zorin OS 16 Pro 64-bit 1addffb6100a5ba340266b709b367ded7094aa563143dd98ba577aaf00498590
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try redownload pro iso
I downloaded 3 times 
sha256 is different everytime
I am not so sure whether you have downloaded it 3 time or 4 times.
In any case, all we can say is that you have to wait till all servers got synced - will waiting for another 24 hours pose a catastrophe for you?
I cannot provide a pro mirror because i don't have a pro link or the money to get one. I also wouldn't know who paid and who didn't, so it would cheat the Zorin Group out of well deserved funds, and i wouldn't do that.
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Zorin OS Pro downloads must be provided directly by the Zorin Group.
While I personally feel that 337harvey has done a service to the ZorinGroup by enabling users access to a copy of Zorin Core or Lite at no cost, with no gain on Harveys part (Some people sell Zorin OS Core on eBay and such on dvd disks)...
No one can expect him or anyone else to be able to provide Zorin OS Pro.
Zorin OS Pro comes with installation Support from the Zorin Group.
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Hi from ZorinOS 
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Welcome aboard. Glad to see you up and running.
Nice, you did it 
Welcome again and have fun
I love it. Do you know how can I move my app's and settings from elementary?
Log into Elementary and open a terminal.
Run the following command:
sudo dpkg -l | awk '/^ii/ { print $2 }' >package-list
This will produce and save a complete list of all packages installed in a file in your Home Folder. Open that, scan through and remove any Elementary Exclusive apps or apps you do not want anymore. Save.
Move that file to your new Zorin OS installation home folder.
Open a terminal and run:
sudo xargs apt-get install -y < package-list
This command will persist installing each item that it is able to from the package list.
You may need some repositories you had to install all the software you had.
You can use Y PPA Manager to make back ups and restore PPAs from back up. sudo add-apt-repository ppa:webupd8team/y-ppa-manager sudo apt update sudo apt install y-ppa-manager. Click the Advanced button, then the Backup repositories button. Move the saved file to new installation and (You'd have to install y ppa manager over there... lol) and you can use the Restore repositories backup button.
Then run your Install Package List Command noted above.
As far as settings go- I do not recommend the attempt. Elementary OS is far more controlling than most distros and really likes to keep its layout and appearance locked down.
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I was talking about Apps settings, like Browser history and cached data etc.
Thanks a lot for helping 
Which browser do you use?
Apps- eh... Well you may need to back up your ~/.config directory and move it over- but this can cause breakage and then teasing out which config caused it. In my case, I will back up on some of what is in config like GIMP resource files.