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Security  Encrypt data on a hard disk by using Encrypting File System (EFS). Windows 2000 includes greater security than other versions of windows, with its Encrypting File System (EFS). It is based on public and private key encryption. The file system automatically generates an encryption certificate for the user along with a private key. You can encrypt individual files or folders, only on the NTFS file system. When a user is logged on, they don't have to decrypt files to use them EFS automatically detects an encrypted file, locates the users private key and decrypts the file. To encrypt a file or folder In explorer select the file or folder you want to encrypt, choose properties Choose advanced button to display the advanced attributes Check the Encrypt Contents To Secure Data box To remove encryption from a file or folder, follow directions above and uncheck the Encrypt Contents To Secure Data box. You can also encrypt file and folders from the DOS command prompt using cipher.exe If you do not use any command line options cipher will just display the encryption status of the folder. cipher [/e | /d] [/s:dir] [/i] [/q] [dirname] /e Encrypts specified directory /d Decrypts specified directory /s : dir Specifies the directory to encrypt or decrypt /i Ignors errors /q Specifies a directory dirname