File and Folder Encryption in Powershell
enter image description hereI have folder in my D drive containing a notepad file, I want to checked the (Encrypt Contents to Secure data) which is in properties->Advance option using Powershell code.
I tried a lot but didn't find any solution. Thanks
powershell
asked Nov 20 at 20:20
Ghufran Ataie
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enter image description hereI have folder in my D drive containing a notepad file, I want to checked the (Encrypt Contents to Secure data) which is in properties->Advance option using Powershell code.
I tried a lot but didn't find any solution. Thanks
powershell
asked Nov 20 at 20:20
Ghufran Ataie
74
Hi, SO is not a scriptwriting service. Please provide at least an example of your work (btw, what you want to achieve is possible and actually very easy using Powershell)
– bluuf
Nov 21 at 10:11
I upload the image, what I want is that only get checked the "Encrypt Content to Secure Data" option of file using powershell
– Ghufran Ataie
Nov 21 at 10:24
Please provide a code sample of your own work so far. Using the default Windows encryption is very easy using Powershell, but before I will post an answer I need to see what you have written so far (SO is not a script writing function). As a hint : try doing Get-Item on a file (stick it in a variable) and then call the Encrypt() function...
– bluuf
Nov 21 at 11:35
I even don't know what command is used for encryption in powershell.
– Ghufran Ataie
Nov 21 at 15:03
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enter image description hereI have folder in my D drive containing a notepad file, I want to checked the (Encrypt Contents to Secure data) which is in properties->Advance option using Powershell code.
I tried a lot but didn't find any solution. Thanks
powershell
asked Nov 20 at 20:20
Ghufran Ataie
74
enter image description hereI have folder in my D drive containing a notepad file, I want to checked the (Encrypt Contents to Secure data) which is in properties->Advance option using Powershell code.
I tried a lot but didn't find any solution. Thanks
powershell
powershell
asked Nov 20 at 20:20
Ghufran Ataie
74
asked Nov 20 at 20:20
Ghufran Ataie
74
edited Nov 21 at 10:24
asked Nov 20 at 20:20
Ghufran Ataie
74
asked Nov 20 at 20:20
Ghufran Ataie
74
asked Nov 20 at 20:20
Ghufran Ataie
74
74
Hi, SO is not a scriptwriting service. Please provide at least an example of your work (btw, what you want to achieve is possible and actually very easy using Powershell)
– bluuf
Nov 21 at 10:11
I upload the image, what I want is that only get checked the "Encrypt Content to Secure Data" option of file using powershell
– Ghufran Ataie
Nov 21 at 10:24
Please provide a code sample of your own work so far. Using the default Windows encryption is very easy using Powershell, but before I will post an answer I need to see what you have written so far (SO is not a script writing function). As a hint : try doing Get-Item on a file (stick it in a variable) and then call the Encrypt() function...
– bluuf
Nov 21 at 11:35
I even don't know what command is used for encryption in powershell.
– Ghufran Ataie
Nov 21 at 15:03
add a comment |
Hi, SO is not a scriptwriting service. Please provide at least an example of your work (btw, what you want to achieve is possible and actually very easy using Powershell)
– bluuf
Nov 21 at 10:11
I upload the image, what I want is that only get checked the "Encrypt Content to Secure Data" option of file using powershell
– Ghufran Ataie
Nov 21 at 10:24
Please provide a code sample of your own work so far. Using the default Windows encryption is very easy using Powershell, but before I will post an answer I need to see what you have written so far (SO is not a script writing function). As a hint : try doing Get-Item on a file (stick it in a variable) and then call the Encrypt() function...
– bluuf
Nov 21 at 11:35
I even don't know what command is used for encryption in powershell.
– Ghufran Ataie
Nov 21 at 15:03
Hi, SO is not a scriptwriting service. Please provide at least an example of your work (btw, what you want to achieve is possible and actually very easy using Powershell)
– bluuf
Nov 21 at 10:11
Hi, SO is not a scriptwriting service. Please provide at least an example of your work (btw, what you want to achieve is possible and actually very easy using Powershell)
– bluuf
Nov 21 at 10:11
I upload the image, what I want is that only get checked the "Encrypt Content to Secure Data" option of file using powershell
– Ghufran Ataie
Nov 21 at 10:24
I upload the image, what I want is that only get checked the "Encrypt Content to Secure Data" option of file using powershell
– Ghufran Ataie
Nov 21 at 10:24
Please provide a code sample of your own work so far. Using the default Windows encryption is very easy using Powershell, but before I will post an answer I need to see what you have written so far (SO is not a script writing function). As a hint : try doing Get-Item on a file (stick it in a variable) and then call the Encrypt() function...
– bluuf
Nov 21 at 11:35
Please provide a code sample of your own work so far. Using the default Windows encryption is very easy using Powershell, but before I will post an answer I need to see what you have written so far (SO is not a script writing function). As a hint : try doing Get-Item on a file (stick it in a variable) and then call the Encrypt() function...
– bluuf
Nov 21 at 11:35
I even don't know what command is used for encryption in powershell.
– Ghufran Ataie
Nov 21 at 15:03
I even don't know what command is used for encryption in powershell.
– Ghufran Ataie
Nov 21 at 15:03
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you can use a tool like lockdir or a utility software like folder lock instead.
pretty sure there also may be free versions too.
you can use lockdir it has a free version
It doesn't encrypt things but it hides others from accessing
Here you have an article which lists encryption tools that you can use on windows.
answered Nov 21 at 10:14
Dulara Malindu
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this answer has nothing to do with the question asked.. The question was about using the default Windows encryption options, you suggest a 3rd party tool which doesn't even encrypt data.
– bluuf
Nov 21 at 11:33
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you can use a tool like lockdir or a utility software like folder lock instead.
pretty sure there also may be free versions too.
you can use lockdir it has a free version
It doesn't encrypt things but it hides others from accessing
Here you have an article which lists encryption tools that you can use on windows.
answered Nov 21 at 10:14
Dulara Malindu
154110
this answer has nothing to do with the question asked.. The question was about using the default Windows encryption options, you suggest a 3rd party tool which doesn't even encrypt data.
– bluuf
Nov 21 at 11:33
add a comment |
you can use a tool like lockdir or a utility software like folder lock instead.
pretty sure there also may be free versions too.
you can use lockdir it has a free version
It doesn't encrypt things but it hides others from accessing
Here you have an article which lists encryption tools that you can use on windows.
answered Nov 21 at 10:14
Dulara Malindu
154110
this answer has nothing to do with the question asked.. The question was about using the default Windows encryption options, you suggest a 3rd party tool which doesn't even encrypt data.
– bluuf
Nov 21 at 11:33
add a comment |
you can use a tool like lockdir or a utility software like folder lock instead.
pretty sure there also may be free versions too.
you can use lockdir it has a free version
It doesn't encrypt things but it hides others from accessing
Here you have an article which lists encryption tools that you can use on windows.
answered Nov 21 at 10:14
Dulara Malindu
154110
you can use a tool like lockdir or a utility software like folder lock instead.
pretty sure there also may be free versions too.
you can use lockdir it has a free version
It doesn't encrypt things but it hides others from accessing
Here you have an article which lists encryption tools that you can use on windows.
answered Nov 21 at 10:14
Dulara Malindu
154110
edited Dec 19 at 1:50
answered Nov 21 at 10:14
Dulara Malindu
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answered Nov 21 at 10:14
Dulara Malindu
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answered Nov 21 at 10:14
Dulara Malindu
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this answer has nothing to do with the question asked.. The question was about using the default Windows encryption options, you suggest a 3rd party tool which doesn't even encrypt data.
– bluuf
Nov 21 at 11:33
add a comment |
this answer has nothing to do with the question asked.. The question was about using the default Windows encryption options, you suggest a 3rd party tool which doesn't even encrypt data.
– bluuf
Nov 21 at 11:33
this answer has nothing to do with the question asked.. The question was about using the default Windows encryption options, you suggest a 3rd party tool which doesn't even encrypt data.
– bluuf
Nov 21 at 11:33
this answer has nothing to do with the question asked.. The question was about using the default Windows encryption options, you suggest a 3rd party tool which doesn't even encrypt data.
– bluuf
Nov 21 at 11:33
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Hi, SO is not a scriptwriting service. Please provide at least an example of your work (btw, what you want to achieve is possible and actually very easy using Powershell)
– bluuf
Nov 21 at 10:11
I upload the image, what I want is that only get checked the "Encrypt Content to Secure Data" option of file using powershell
– Ghufran Ataie
Nov 21 at 10:24
Please provide a code sample of your own work so far. Using the default Windows encryption is very easy using Powershell, but before I will post an answer I need to see what you have written so far (SO is not a script writing function). As a hint : try doing Get-Item on a file (stick it in a variable) and then call the Encrypt() function...
– bluuf
Nov 21 at 11:35
I even don't know what command is used for encryption in powershell.
– Ghufran Ataie
Nov 21 at 15:03