How to Import Your EFS File Encryption Certificate and Key in Windows 10

  • by CJ Ledesma

Need to access encrypted files after switching devices or reinstalling Windows? Learn how to import your EFS certificate and key in Windows 10 using Certificate Manager, Command Prompt, or PowerShell. We cover step-by-step instructions, how to verify the import, and what to do if problems arise.

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