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Old 11-10-2006   #1 (permalink)
intwtl


 
 

Vista Encryption vs PGP

I am now using PGP desktop on XP. I do not encrypt the complete disk, I use
the virtual disk option (ie: folder).

I do not need or want to encrypt the entire disk. I only want a folder and
it's sub-folders encrypted. I also only want to open this folder when I need
it, not at every startup.

Can Vista encrytion do this ?.

Thanks



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Old 11-16-2006   #2 (permalink)
Pat Hoffer [MSFT]


 
 

RE: Vista Encryption vs PGP

EFS in Vista (as well as XP) will encrypt folders. Once the encryption is
set on the parent folder, any sub-folders or files created in that folder
will be automatically encrypted.

Thanks.
Pat
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"intwtl" wrote:

> I am now using PGP desktop on XP. I do not encrypt the complete disk, I use
> the virtual disk option (ie: folder).
>
> I do not need or want to encrypt the entire disk. I only want a folder and
> it's sub-folders encrypted. I also only want to open this folder when I need
> it, not at every startup.
>
> Can Vista encrytion do this ?.
>
> Thanks
>
>
>

My System SpecsSystem Spec
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