A user encrypts a folder through its Properties → Advanced → “Encrypt contents to secure data” option. Later their account is deleted and recreated, and the files can no longer be opened. What went wrong?
Un utilisateur chiffre un dossier via Propriétés → Avancé → « Chiffrer le contenu pour sécuriser les données ». Plus tard, son compte est supprimé puis recréé, et les fichiers ne peuvent plus être ouverts. Qu'est-ce qui n'a pas fonctionné ?
Answers
ABitLocker locked the entire system drive after the account changeBitLocker a verrouillé tout le lecteur système après le changement de compte
BThe folder was moved onto a FAT32 driveLe dossier a été déplacé sur un lecteur FAT32
CThe files became corrupted by the encryptionLes fichiers ont été corrompus par le chiffrement
DIts keys were tied to the old account's certificateSes clés étaient liées au certificat de l'ancien compte
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