File is decrypted but padlock remains, when copied from a shared resource drive to another client
Last Modified: 2022-09-12 15:15:02 Etc/GMT
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File is decrypted but padlock remains, when copied from a shared resource drive to another client
Technical Articles ID:
KB69849
Last Modified: 2022-09-12 15:15:02 Etc/GMT EnvironmentFile and Removable Media (FRP) 5.x
Microsoft Windows 7 Microsoft Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP) Problem
Encrypted files copied to another computer using RDP become decrypted. For example, you access an FRP client that was installed using Microsoft Remote Desktop from another FRP client with all drives shared. You then copy an encrypted file from the shared drive to the other FRP client. The file is decrypted, but the file retains the FRP encryption padlock icon.
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WorkaroundTo work around this problem, use the FRP Blocked Processes option in the Encryption Options policy.
By listing the application process name as Blocked in the FRP policy. Files are not decrypted for these applications when called on. Instead, the files are given in an encrypted state.
Related InformationFor a related topic where files do not remain encrypted when transferred over a socket communication, see KB68994 - Files transferred over a socket communication do not remain encrypted.
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