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Is This File Is Encrypt OR Not- Check How???
How Can I Check. If The File Is Encrypted With EFFS Or Not?
When You Try To Access A File On An NTFS File System Volume, You May Receive An "Access Is Denied" Error Message. The File's NTFS Permissions Indicate That You Can Access The File. Sometimes This Means That The File Is Encrypted With EFFS.
To Determine If A File Has Been Encrypted:
Follow The Following Steps
1) Start Windows Explorer, And Then Click ON Detail In The View Menu For Viewing The Details Of The Folder's Contents.
2) Click Choose Columns From The View Menu, And Then Click To Select The Attributes Check Box To Add The Attributes Column To The Current View, And To View The File Attributes.
3) You Can Also Right-Click Any Portion Of The Details Header-Column And Click The Attributes Column To Be Displayed.
If There Is An "E" In The Attributes Column For That File, The File Is Encrypted.
You Can Also Use The (CIPHER) Command From A (CMD) Window:
Run the (CIPHER) Command Without Any Parameters To Display The Encryption Status Of Files And Folders.
A U Means That The File/Folder Is UN-Encrypted. An E Means That It Is Encrypted.
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