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Mason Monroe answered on February 16, 2023 Popularity 3/10 Helpfulness 1/10

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Syntax:       cipher [/e] [/d] [/f] [/q] [/k] [/u] [/n] [path]
Explanation:  [/e] encrypts the specified folder, including files that are added in the future.
              [/d] decrypts the specified folder.
              [/f] forces encryption or decryption because, by default, files that have already been encrypted or decrypted are skipped.
              [/q] reports essential information about the encryption or decryption.
              [/k] creates a new file encryption key.
              [/u] updates the encryption key to the current one for all encrypted files if the keys have been changed. /u works only with the /n option.
              [/n] finds all encrypted files. It prevents keys from being updated. It is used only with /u.
              [path] is a pattern, file, or folder.
Examples:     cipher /e Book\Chap1
              This command encrypts a subfolder called Chap1 that is located in a folder called Book.
              cipher /e /s:Book
              This command encrypts all subfolders in the folder called Book.
              cipher Book
              This command displays whether the Book folder is encrypted.
              cipher Book\Chap 1\*
              This command display whether any files in the Chap1 subfolder of the               Book folder are encrypted.
Notes:        Multiple parameters are separated with spaces. Read-only files and folders cannot be encrypted.

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