Dear all, I have a Windows 2012 R2 server (serverC) joined to a domain (domainA). Since I would like to secure my data, I have created a domain user (userB) who can encrypt a folder with files inside, and encrypt the folder using EFS. As I don't want the domain administrators to access my files, I have not created recovery agent at the domain policy. Also, I don't want to store any encryption key on the server (except the cert. In userA), therefore no recovery agent created on the server, too.

I am hoping you can help me with a problem. I have a brand new GalaxyS2 i9100, which is on ICS 4.0.4 IMM76XWLPW - XXLQ6 Baseband version, Kernel 3.0. Dpi@DELL168#3(SMP PREEMPT Wed Aug 22 2:55:24 KST 2012). The phone is not rooted, but what I did, was upload a copy of my efs folder to my PC.

To check whether the folder is encrypted, I run 'cipher /c C: xxxfolder yyy.txt' to check the encryption details and the result is. User who can decrypt: domainA userB Certificate thumbprint: 1234 5678 0ABC. No recovery certificate found. Key Information: Algorithm: AES Key length:256 Key Entropy:256 After I backup and restore the folder at another server (serverD, C: Restore) in the same domain, I login as userB and copy userB's cert.

To the server and import it to his own Personal and Trusted People store (with private key included), and run 'cipher /c C: Restore xxxFolder yyy.txt', the result is a bit different. User who can decrypt: domainA userB Certificate thumbprint: 1234 5678 0ABC. No recovery certificate found.

Key information cannot be retrieved. (new) The specified file could not be decrypted. (new) When I double-click the file, ' Access is denied.'

How can I solve the problem? Thanks a lot!

Dear HTH, I have just solved my problem. (I don't want to use DRA as I said we want more secure and don't want the domain administrators to access my files, I have not created recovery agent at the domain policy.) I have tried that DRA is NOT A MUST. If it is not used, the encryption key is the only key which can decrypted the file. I have tried to import the key at another PC to restore, but it failed as described in my initial post.

I have found that it was because I should set the local (or group) policy of the restoring server Computer Configuration Windows Settings Security Settings Local Policies Security Options System cryptography: Force strong key protection for user keys stored on the computer to 'User input is not required when new keys are stored and used ' (I think by default it should be 'User must enter a password each time they use a key') and uncheck 'Enable strong private key protection.' During importing the key. Thanks for your help anyway. Regards, Stephen. There is a lot of information around, but I will try to explain it in simple terms from my head (sorry, I won't provide links). Anyway, here is how it is supposed to work.

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