Sony SVS1511BFXB - Manual (Page 242)

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Notes on Encrypting Your Data (Infineon TPM
Professional Package)
Before encrypting your data with
Infineon TPM Professional Package, read the
following precautions for correct use.
Notes on encrypting the operating system files or program files
If the operating system files or the software application files are encrypted using the
Encrypting File System (EFS) in conjunction with the Trusted Platform Module (TPM),
you may not be able to log onto Windows or operate the software applications properly.
Do not encrypt the
Windows folder, the Program Files folder, and files in those
folders.
Observe the following when using the EFS.
Do not change the following default settings under
Files and Folders on the View
tab in the
Folder Options window.
Don’t show hidden files, folders, or drives (selected by default)
Hide protected operating system files (Recommended) (selected by
default)
Do not change file attributes (read only, hidden, and system), unless necessary.
Do not encrypt the
Users folder and the account folder in the Users folder all
together.
Notes on encrypting key files or files on the Personal Secure
Drive
If you encrypt files in the following folders using the EFS under these conditions; the TPM
software has been installed on your VAIO computer; the TPM has been initialized; and the
EFS has been enabled during the user initialization, the TPM software becomes unstable
and your encrypted data cannot be restored.
Do not encrypt the files using the EFS or change folder and file attributes in the following
folders.
With the TPM software installed and initialized, the files cannot be encrypted because they
have system attributes.
Folders containing key files or data files
C:\ProgramData\Infineon
C:\Users\All Users\Infineon
C:\Users\\AppData\Roaming\Infineon
Files on the Personal Secure Drive
C:\Security Platform\Personal Secure Drive\System Data\xxxxxxxx.FSF
Notes on encrypting backup files or other files
You cannot restore data in case of emergency if you encrypt the backup archive or
emergency recovery token. Also, if you encrypt the password reset token or password reset
secret, you cannot reset the password.
Do not encrypt the following files or folders in
Documents\Security Platform and
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