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Sony VPCSB1C5E - VPCSB1C5E Mode d'emploi Anglais

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Using the TPM<br />

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Important Notice<br />

Notes on encrypting the operating system or program files<br />

Encrypting files used by your operating system or any software application, using the Encrypting File System (EFS) with the<br />

TPM, will disable you to launch or operate such software.<br />

To avoid such problems, observe the following before using the EFS:<br />

❑ Be sure to save data you want to encrypt to the following destinations:<br />

❑ The Encrypted Data folder created with the default settings in the user initialization process<br />

❑ A new encrypted folder created in the My Documents folder or the Documents folder on your account<br />

❑ The Personal Secure Drive<br />

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The Personal Secure Drive is a virtual drive that is created by using the Personal Secure Drive feature and automatically encrypts data that is saved to it.<br />

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Do not change the following settings on the View tab in the Folder Options window displayed by clicking Folder and<br />

search options from Organize in the menu of Windows Explorer.<br />

❑ Don't show hidden files, folders, or drives<br />

❑ Hide protected operating system files (Recommended)<br />

Do not change the system attributes of the files, unless necessary.<br />

Do not encrypt the Windows folder, the Program Files folder, and all files in each folder.<br />

Do not encrypt the Users folder and all account folders in it.

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