Can I disable the encryption warning prompt when I copy or..

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I am using EFS on Windows XP. When I copy or move the encrypted files
from the local drive to the network share or floppy drive, I get the
prompt sayings "The files cannot be copied or moved without losing
its encryption. You can choose to ignore this error and continue, or
cancel". Of course if I click Ignore or Ignore All, I can copy or move
the encrypted files to a non-encrypted drive or share.

My question is, is there any way to disable this prompt box while I
continue to use EFS.

We will enable EFS on our computers through login script. EFS will be
transparent to our users so they are hands free. However, we will NOT
enable EFS on our network shares. The concern would arise when the
users copy or move their encrypted files from the local drive to
network shares. The users may be confused when they see the prompted
message above.

Is there any way such as registry change to suppress the message
prompt?

Thanks,

Dean

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thanks Steve. That is what I would like to hear too, so user awareness
is neccessary.

Steve wrote:
> The prompt is there to remind users that moving or copying files to a
share
> will decrypt the files. Without the prompt, users might be under the
mistaken
> assumption that the files are still encrypted on the share, when in
fact
> they are not.
>
> Steve Riley
> steriley@microsoft.com
>
>
>
> > I am using EFS on Windows XP. When I copy or move the encrypted
files
> > from the local drive to the network share or floppy drive, I get
the
> > prompt sayings "The files cannot be copied or moved without losing
> > its encryption. You can choose to ignore this error and continue,
or
> > cancel". Of course if I click Ignore or Ignore All, I can copy or
move
> > the encrypted files to a non-encrypted drive or share.
> > My question is, is there any way to disable this prompt box while I
> > continue to use EFS.
> >
> > We will enable EFS on our computers through login script. EFS will
be
> > transparent to our users so they are hands free. However, we will
NOT
> > enable EFS on our network shares. The concern would arise when the
> > users copy or move their encrypted files from the local drive to
> > network shares. The users may be confused when they see the
prompted
> > message above.
> >
> > Is there any way such as registry change to suppress the message
> > prompt?
> >
> > Thanks,
> >
> > Dean
> >