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As soon as you click the Continue button the system starts scanning to look for the encrypted files to include to the index and shows you the status of the number of files added.

You are prompted a Cannot verify data security dialog box.

Under this tab, click on the bubble present at the left of Index Encrypted Files.

Look at the top of this Advanced options Window, you will find two different tabs.

This will open a new window which is displayed below.

Go to the bottom and hit Advanced button.

This will open the Indexing Options window.

You can do the same simply by typing Indexing options in the Search box of Start menu and clicking on the top link which appears in the Search Window.

Click Indexing options link to open the same.

Access the Control panel on your system with the way which suits you ( How to Open Control Panel on Windows 10).

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Listing c:\Dev\Plaintext\ New files added to this directory will not be encrypted. E Default.aspx E E Ĭipher's output for normal files and folders look like this: Listing c:\Dev\Encrypted\ New files added to this directory will be encrypted. " just redirects the output.Ĭipher's output for encrypted files and folders look like this: The /s parameter tells it to recurse, and c:\ gives it the starting point.

Without parameters, Cipher lists state of the current directory and all files in it.

To find encrypted files, search for "E" at the beginning of a line.

To find encrypted folders, search for "will be encrypted".

Enter the command: cipher /s:c:\ > encryption.txt.

Here is what I found as a workable solution: My goal was to be comprehensive (search all files) and not require additional software, so it uses the command prompt and any text editor. This may be an older question but I recently had the same need.