What is encrypt function files in Vista?

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• What is this file, and what is his function: GUTB66A.tmp?

  I found this file in the Panel, and I don't know what it is or what it does? I googled and didn't find any results. Can someone identify this file?  I need this file? What is its function?            GUTB66A.tmp I don't know if I have chosen the correct category, or even the right forum, but if someone wants to point out what a fool I am, having to him, if it will make feel you better or superior. I just want to know what it is.

  This is not a MS win file kernel.

  Scan for malware with this utility free http://www.malwarebytes.org/free/

• What happens to a file at the end of playback of a file reference?

  Question general file IO.

  If I'm reading a binary file and the read operation reaches the end of this file, what happens to the file reference?  It exist in memory at this time, or is he out once labview publishes the end of file error?

  I coded a "departure" from playback and functionality 'stop' and the 'Stop' button is the only method in place for the closing of the reading file reference.  Immediate sights are

  (a) what is happening to the reference of the file once the read operation reaches the end of the file

  (b) it is important that I have never close the reference of the file once the user clicks on 'stop '?  (i.e. is it a best practice out there?)

  I'm under Labview 8.6 on Vista Business.

  The file reference is valid when you reach the end of the file. Each read operation returns an error, but you can write to this location. Writing will succeed because it's normal when you add data to a file.

  Close the reference when the user types stop is OK. If you implement a Replay button that you just need to reposition the pointer at the beginning of the file file and read again. This avoids the need to close and reopen the case.

• I encrypted my files on the office a long time ago. But now they OPENS not or even decipher. Why? I could use them until 2 days ago.

  TRAVEL

  Hi Joe_590,

  ·         What exactly happens when you try to open an encrypted file?

  ·         You receive an error message?

  You have you decrypt the file even way you encrypted the file.

  You can also see the following articles for more information:

  Recover encrypted files or folders

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/recover-encrypted-files-or-folders

   

  Troubleshooting files and encrypted files

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/troubleshoot-encrypted-files-and-folders

  I hope this helps.

• Camileo S20 cannot read all the files on Vista

  Hi, I can't find the videos on my TV using the folder of files of vista system. I can play them back on the camcorder but I can't load on the PC, or the Youtube button seems to work for me.

  Someone at - it suggestions as to what may be wrong.

  Thank you
  Elaine

  Hello

  You can read the files using a flash memory card reader? There you can put in the SD card, and then you should be able to play the videos.

  Can you confirm this?

• How to encrypt my files on external 2.5 "?

  After that I transferred my files on the hard drive, no backup btw.

  How can I make sure that my file is encrypted password? When I click on edit, I can enter the password but I can only keep choose an external hard drive and it keep saying there is not enough space for the backup job?

  Please can someone explain how to encrypt my files?

  Hello

  If you enter the password to access the HARD disk then that would mean that the access of your HARD drive is password protected, but that does not mean that your data or content on the disk HARD is encrypted.

  I m not very well what you want to do
  If you want to encrypt some files on your internal HARD drive or external, then you need to use a third-party tool 3

• I encrypted my files on a hard drive external and lost

  I encrypted my files on an external hard drive and I've reformatted my hard drive on my widows xp, now I get access denied when I try to access the files on my external hard drive. It can be recovered? I don't change anything on the external hard drive would have key codes have been stored on the actual computer or have it stored on the external hard disk where I have encrypted files? I change my username and password when I reinstalled xp.

  The "key" to your files encrypted using the Encrypting File System (EFS) is stored in your certificate store, which is part of your profile on the Windows system drive.  The certificate itself is encrypted to your Secure ID (SID, which is a unique number created with your username) and your password in the user and who-knows-what else.  Whenever you use any encryption system, if you can't answer the question "Where is my stored encryption key", then you are begging to lose all your information.  When you destroyed your old system, you wiped out the encryption with her key.  Unless you can recover your system from a backup or "best practices" followed by backing up your certificate, I'm afraid that you have lost access to all your data.  Microsoft has tried very hard and succeeds in making transparent encryption keys - at the expense of people in your situation.

  The following is required reading for anyone using EFS and he explains everything very well.  Pay special attention to the paragraph entitled 'Why you should back up your certificates' to the end.

  "Best practices for EFS file system.
    <>http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/223316 >

  For the same reasons you have at the moment, I chose to go with the "Truecrypt" freeware as an instead of the EFS encryption solution.  The keys are in my head like a password and I have not lost all data encrypted in 10 years despite having Windows terminally to the crash from under me several times.

  Sorry to break the news,
  HTH,
  JW

• Regarding the encryption of files in Windows XP

  I never encrypted a file in Windows XP.

  Now, I have re-installed Windows 7 system.
  I would like to see Windows XP a file encrypted in the 7.But, I of Windows notes that only the texts in Greens and a folder. I don't see the encrypted folder.
  I ask how to see the contents of this folder? Thank you!

  You back up your encryption keys? If you do not, you can try to check with Elcomsoft (link below) to see if they can help you. If this isn't the case, then the data are lost.

  http://tinyurl.com/6l6xx - MS of information about EFS (Encryption)
  http://www.elcomsoft.com/aefsdr.html - encrypted files recovery application

  http://www3.telus.net/dandemar/encrypt.htm - encryption info
  http://www.beginningtoseethelight.org/efsrecovery/ - more information about encryption

  Encrypting File System (EFS) - http://windows.microsoft.com/en-us/windows7/What-is-Encrypting-File-System-EFS
  Methods recommended for the EFS - http://support.microsoft.com/kb/223316
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• How to add programs to the start of the file using Vista

  How to add programs to the start of the file using Vista

  Hi Harry,.

  Oddly enough, you can actually do it in msconfig except if it is already there and simply not checked as opposed to not being do not at all (although you would think that they would understand this option).

  The easiest way is to add the program (or a shortcut to the program) in the folder all Menu Programs Startup.   Here is the procedure: http://www.ehow.com/how_5098465_add-startup-programs.html.  Remember, to do this, you must either a shortcut existing (perhaps on the desktop or elsewhere in the menu all programs) or you need to find the source file (probably somewhere in C:\Program Files depending on what you want to add) and either copy it and add it to the startup folder or right-click on it and create a shortcut to copy into the startup folder.  Once you reboot, this program starts during the initial commissioning process and you will now be able to control using msconfig.exe, if you wish.

  Another option is to do this by using the registry editor.  If you decide to try this, first create a restore AND system restoration point backup of the registry before you begin.  Here is the procedure: http://www.ehow.com/how_7304438_add-program-msconfig-regedit.html.  I recommend to use this ONLY if the previous procedure does not work for some reason any as long as that the procedure is simpler and safer.

  If you want a simpler way to manage and control startup programs, you can try it free WinPatrol http://www.winpatrol.com/download.html that change monitors for startup programs if you set it to run in real-time so that you know when to try new programs are added to your Start menu and, for the purposes of this question includes an Add button which opens a link to a window of Windows Explorer where you can browse the program you want to add, click open to select and then add it directly to the commissioning.  If you prefer it does not work all the time, you can simply uncheck the box which includes this program and it will work only when you choose to run (but at the start, will work as an indication otherwise or configured).  It will appear not in the start menu in all programs (Finally, WinPatrol is, but not programs, it adds to the start), but it will appear in WinPatrol (which also lets you manage what you want or not start with checkboxes as in msconfig) and sure in msconfig - but only after a reboot is complete the process of adding.

  I hope this helps.  Personally, I use WinPatrol myself and let it run in real time.  Since I do a lot of installations, it helped me often prevent the addition of a startup item I haven't really need and reduces how many times I actually need to check what is happening out there.

  If this answers your question without the need to repost in another forum, please mark it as an answer.  If this isn't the case, then of course you must republish as suggested above.

  Good luck!

• After the upgrade to Vista SP2, about 8 GB of space is missing? I run diskcleanup. Y at - it something like windows7 "clean system files" for Vista?

  After the upgrade to vista sp2, about 8 GB of sbace is missing? I run diskcleanup. Y at - it something like windows7 "clean system files" for Vista?

  Hello

  see if this program helps you to determine what is take up space

  http://www.Jam-software.com/treesize_personal/

  by default system restore will have up to 15% of the capacity of the hard disk

  you would like to reduce this amount

  http://www.Vistax64.com/tutorials/76227-system-restore-disk-space.html

  http://www.vista4beginners.com/system-restore-space-used

  also use disk cleanup

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/delete-files-using-disk-cleanup

  The other Options tab is available when you choose to clean up the files of all users on the computer. This tab includes two additional ways to free disk space even more:

  • Programs and features. Open programs and features in Control Panel, where you can uninstall programs you no longer use. The column size in programs and features shows how much disk space each program uses.

  • System Restore and shadow copies. Guests delete you all but the most recent restore point on the disc.

  also scan for malware

  Download update and scan with the free version of malwarebytes anti-malware

  http://www.Malwarebytes.org/MBAM.php

  and read these information from microsoft on windows optimization

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/optimize-Windows-Vista-for-better-performance

• Sir, iam not at all satisfied with the functionality of windows vista, I need immediate upgrading to windows 7, please please give me this, I have the version of the license of vista,.

  Remember - this is a public forum so never post private information such as numbers of mail or telephone!

  Ideas:

  • Programs you are Sir, iam, not at all satisfied with the functionality of windows vista, I need immediate upgrading to windows 7, please please give me this, I have the version of the license for vista, problems with
  • Error messages
  • Recent changes to your computer
  • What you have already tried to solve the problem

  For any question on Windows 7:

  http://social.answers.Microsoft.com/forums/en-us/category/Windows7

  Link above is Windows 7 Forum for questions on Windows 7.

  Windows 7 questions should be directed to the it.

  You are in the Vista Forums.

  See you soon.

  Mick Murphy - Microsoft partner

• Encryption of files on Windows 7

  I can't encrypt all files on my computer, the encryption box is grayed out. I go into properties, on the general tab I choose advance, but encryption is not available. Mind you now, I'm not a super tech in this area... I'm doing something wrong?

  What version of Windows 7 do you have?   Windows 7 Professional and ultimate edition have the encryption file system, but Home Premium does not work. Boulder computer Maven
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• Unexpected Windows 7 Pro Message on encryption of files, asking Me to back up the encryption key and password

  Have a desktop HP 590 t 2 - months old, Win 7 Pro 64-bit running.  Two days ago, I received an unexpected pop-up Windows message, saying something like "Files EFS in Windows."  When I click on it, I get 3 options:

  1 certificate of encryption and the emergency key and create the password
  2 ask me later
  3. do nothing... If you don't back up your key and the password, you will not be able to access the files.

  What is strange, is that I did nothing (that I know) which would cause no files to encrypt.  I don't know yet what it is, other than what I read in the help Windows.  I called HP Tech Support, they advised me to choose "REMIND ME LATER", that's what I selected.

  After that I turned the computer off yesterday morning, then turned it back last night, I had the same command prompt.  But he appeared at the start, then went off on his own.  I did have to choose anything.

  Since it is a new computer, I was installing software, but legitimate all software, such as Microsoft SQL Server 2008, Dreamweaver, etc..

  Here are my questions:

  1 - is Windows, or could some software I have installed, start encrypting files ON it's OWN?  I thought files could only be encrypted if I expressly and explicitly started encryption of files.

  2. is there a say if all the files on my computer are encrypted?

  3 is it normal that Windows prompts you on file encryption, after so many weeks or months of use?

  4. is there a way to get Windows to stop for prompting me on this subject?

  I read another post where someone said the same thing.  'Out of the blue", they got the same message, I did it.  There was no response to this post.  Appreciate any advice on what it means.  Thank you

  Ezgoin

  Thanks for the tips.  I think I may know what it is.  It could be the edition of SQL Server 2008 R2 Developer, I had installed recently.  Apparently, it encrypts certain files as part of its operation.  I read where it makes the encryption/decryption of files in real time.  I hope it's something 'internal' for SQL Server and will not affect anything else on my PC.  I use SQL Server 2000 on Windows XP for 10 years and has never seen this message.  Was only my PC Win7 64 bit for 2 months, so am always install software.

  If the OS Win7 can be noticed this and simply prompting me for a key.  I don't know if I should get just a key/password or not, just to be safe.

  But the message popped up when I used an option in a program to copy files to an external flash drive.  I checked, and none of the files on the flash drive, or in the folder root of the program on the desktop are encrypted.  So the time the message appeared might be a coincidence, as the copy of files from the flash drive.

  So far, everything works OK and have only seen the message once more, when I restarted Friday, then the message disappeared on its own.  Have not restarted since then but little time.

  If he continues to appear, will try your suggestion.  Thank you very much

  Ezgoin

  I never saw the message once more,

• Can someone explain what are installation OS (C :) and a WinRE (r), and what are their functions?)

  Hi I do not know if I put in the correct title apologetic information if I don't.

  Can someone explain what are installation OS (C :) and a WinRE (r), and what are their functions?)

  I am not computer savvy and need help.

  The first has a red bar almost at the end of the box, the latter has a blue bar around to halfway along the area. Hope I gave enough information that someone explain it to me. Thank you.

  caz59

  Original title: hard drives

  The c: drive is where Windows is installed and is running from. The red bar indicates that the disk is full. You will need to do a cleaning to clean the computer and free urgent enough disk space. It may be more prudent to get some hands on assistance with this.

  WinRE is synonymous with the Windows recovery environment and contains an image of the computer, such as provided by the manufacturer. There will be a procedure to cross, which depends on the manufacturer as to what it is. The blue bar indicates there is little space left on the drive though use it to store files may stop the recovery process of work.

• Cannot install files of Vista in Windows 7 with Windows Easy Transfer

  I got files on the old computer (Windows Vista 32 bit). They are now stored on my external hard drive. I have a new computer with Windows 7. Using Windows Easy Transfer, I transferred the original files on the external hard drive before stopping the old computer. Now, I'm trying to install the files on Windows 7 using the file transfer tool. It won't work. What I am doing wrong?

  Yes, you will need to use the Win7 transfer utility to export files in Vista.