This is a question for heavy duty gurus.
The help file states:
"If more than one person uses your computer, or if you use a smart card to encrypt files, you should create a file recovery certificate. For more information, see Create a recovery certificate for encrypted files."
My question is why do you need a file recovery certificate if more than one person uses the computer, and how is this different than backing up the encryption certificate and key?
Many thanks.
The help file states:
"If more than one person uses your computer, or if you use a smart card to encrypt files, you should create a file recovery certificate. For more information, see Create a recovery certificate for encrypted files."
My question is why do you need a file recovery certificate if more than one person uses the computer, and how is this different than backing up the encryption certificate and key?
Many thanks.
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My Computer
- OS
- Windows 7 Professional
- CPU
- Intel Q9400 @ 2.66GHz
- Memory
- 8.00 GB
