Embedded Encrypting File System (EFS) is one of the most convenient and reliable tools of the Microsoft Windows operating system. The task of decrypting encrypted files can be performed by a user even with a not very high level of computer training.
Instructions
Step 1
Call the main menu of the Microsoft Windows system by clicking the "Start" button and go to the "All programs" item to perform the operation of decrypting previously encrypted files.
Step 2
Expand the "Standard" link and select "Explorer to launch the application.
Step 3
Call the context menu of the file, folder or disk to be decrypted by right-clicking and selecting Properties.
Step 4
Go to the General tab of the dialog box that opens and select the Other command.
Step 5
Uncheck the box next to Encrypt content to protect data and click OK to apply the selected changes. It should be remembered that when you unencrypt a folder, the encrypted files and subfolders remain encrypted, unless otherwise stated, and newly created files and subfolders of the decrypted folder will not be encrypted.
Step 6
Download the free tool te19decrypt.exe from the official website of the developer of the Dr. Web anti-virus application and run the executable file of the utility to decrypt files encrypted by the Trojan. Encoder virus. (This virus is ransomware that encrypts the user's files and removes itself after that. This leaves a crypted.txt text file on the system disk, which requires different amounts of money transfers to decrypt corrupted files.)
Step 7
Click the Continue button in the main program window and agree to the offer to specify the location of the c: crypted.txt key file manually.
Step 8
Enter the full path to the desired file in the Open dialog box and click OK to confirm the command.
