The Decryption Wizard will then be launched.

If a folder has already been encrypted and you would like to decrypt it, then right click on the folder, click on ESET Endpoint Encryption and choose Decrypt folder with ESET Endpoint Encryption… Once the folder has been encrypted, any data stored inside the encrypted folder will be automatically encrypted and protected. If you would like a plain text (not encrypted) backup of the folder, then leave a tick in the box and click Finish. You can choose to hide the Encrypted Folder while logged out of ESET Endpoint Encryption. If you would like to hide the Folder, then leave a tick in the box next to Hide folder when encryption key not available and click Next.

Please note that at this point, if only one encryption key exists, this will be selected by default, the last window will be bypassed and the following window will be displayed. Select the key with which to encrypt the folder and click Next. If no backup has been taken, it is advised to do so before proceeding. If you have a backup the folder's data has already been created, place a tick in the box next to 'I have backed up my data and wish to continue' and click 'Next'. Right click on the folder and from the menu select ESET Endpoint Encryption, then from the context menu select Encrypt with ESET Endpoint Encryption.ĭoing this will launch the Folder Encryption Wizard. To encrypt a folder, firstly either create a new folder or choose a current folder.

Solution How to create an Encrypted Folder Visit What's new in ESET Full Disk Encryption to view EFDE content. The article below applies only to the EEE Client or EEE Server and not EFDE. ESET Endpoint Encryption (EEE) Client and EEE Server are separate products from ESET Full Disk Encryption (EFDE)

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