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FAQ
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You can decrypt the folder, but the data may not be restored completely. To decrypt the folder, you must log on as the user
who encrypted it. Logging on as other user may cause such troubles as hang-ups during Windows logon and irregular dis-
plays on file icon.
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Log on as the user who encrypted the folder. (It may take some time to start up the computer.)
If the Basic User Password is required, enter the password.
B
Click [start] - [My Computer] - [Local Disk (C:)], right-click the [Documents and Settings] and click [Decrypt].
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Click [Confirm Attribute Changes] - [Apply changes to this folder, subfolders and files] - [OK].
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If an error message appears, click [Ignore] or [Ignore all].
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If the Basic User Password is requested, enter the password.
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Perform “Step 1 Changing the Setup Utility Settings” (
), and follow the Security Platform Help menu to restore
the Security Platform settings.
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When you delete Personal Secure Drive (PSD), if you copy and save the data and folders in the PSD as unencrypted, they
will not be encrypted after deleting the PSD. Send or copy them to the folder which allows you to encrypt.
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PCE0181AG_XP/V/7
<Windows XP>
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