- Oct 9, 2002
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Is it normal to get this message when you aren't using those features, or does this mean that file / storage encryption got enabled somehow?
I've never configured any of the encryption features of Win7 Ultimate. Unless I'm actually USING the encryption features, I expect Windows to behave like the Home editions in this regard and never pop-up anything like this.
I want to make sure BitLocker or any kind of file storage encryption is disabled. I don't want to complicate any file recovery procedures if there is a crash / corruption while I'm in the middle of something important.
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I just checked. BitLocker is disabled. I have no idea if there's any point to this when I'm not using BitLocker. I started to go through the pop-up dialog and then I reach this screen, where I'd have no idea what to select.
"Include all certificates in the certification path if possible"
"Export all extended properties"
There's no way for a user to make an informed decision without extensively researching public/private key encryption and the different certificate storage formats; but the dialog box expects users to make a decision immediately.
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