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  • in reply to: Changing username/email #35141

    Prabhukumar R
    Moderator

    Hello Ian Fisher,

    We have responded to your question via our support email. I would request you to please check your email.

    “Please avoid sending the same query in different mediums. You may get the duplicate response”


    Prabhukumar R
    Moderator

    Hello M,

    We have stopped developing new features and fixing issues for the legacy version(AxCrypt 1.x). we will not be actively developing 1.x, nor will support be a priority. We are advising users to use AxCrypt 2.x latest.

    For legacy: Please refer to this link https://www. axantum.com/ and contact legacy support.

    You can use the Free subscription in latest AxCrypt 2.x. You can download the latest version of AxCrypt app from our official website: https://www.axcrypt.net/download/.

    Please use this link https://account.axcrypt.net/en/Home/Register to Signup/Create a AxCrypt account

    Please check out our video tutorials at https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCoSoXBjq6iCG5232fHoWStA and our other documentation at https://www.axcrypt.net/information/guides/get-started/ to get started with AxCrypt.

    If you are asking any Queries, please write us at support@axcrypt.net.

    in reply to: Who am sharing my key #34997

    Prabhukumar R
    Moderator

    Hello M,

    Please refer to this link https://www. axantum.com/ and contact legacy support.

    in reply to: Who am sharing my key #34884

    Prabhukumar R
    Moderator

    Hello JaimeLoreto,

    Yes, In the Windows app, You can see the list of people who are sharing the document in the share access dialog.

    For mobile app: In the recent files section, if you have any files then long press the file then click the file info button to see the key shared user list will be there. Only if you had any recent files which are key shared.

    If you are asking any Queries, please write us at support@axcrypt.net.

    in reply to: Can't decrypt a folder #34754

    Prabhukumar R
    Moderator

    Hello Dennis,

    The error message indicates that the file simply is not an AxCrypt file – it checks the first 16 bytes for a unique value.

    Most often, this error occurs because the file is not produced by AxCrypt, but rather a different kind of file accidentally renamed to end with .axx. Another scenario is that it is a left-over after a previous decryption was interrupted at the stage where the original is overwritten.

    If you mistakenly rename non-AxCrypt files to end with .axx, in which case renaming back to its appropriate extension will fix the issue since the file was never encrypted in the first place in this scenario.

    Still, you are not able to decrypt the file, AxCrypt provides a feature called Try Broken File. You can decrypt the corrupted AxCrypt encrypted files by navigating the menu File | Options | enable Debug from the AxCrypt app.

    Now you could see the Debug the menu in the AxCrypt app. From the debug menu choose Try Broken File.

    Then you will be prompted for file selection. Select the corrupted encrypted file and then AxCrypt will try to decrypt the file. If successfully decrypted, then you can see the decrypted file in the file location.

    Unfortunately, If the file is actually damaged to this extent, sorry to say, no, it can’t be fixed. The data is just not there to decrypt it.

    If you are asking any Queries, please write us at support@axcrypt.net.

    in reply to: Can't decrypt a folder #34732

    Prabhukumar R
    Moderator

    Hello Dennis,

    Sign in to the AxCrypt app with your AxCrypt credentials. Then follow the below instructions to decrypt temporaily your secured folder by single click.

    We can decrypt the AxCrypt secured folder by navigating to the Secured Folders tab in the AxCrypt app. You can use Decrypt Temporarily Feature to secure and update contents of your folder files.

    Decrypt Temporarily will decrypt the entire folder until you signed out from the AxCrypt app. AxCrypt will re-encrypt the temporarily decrypted folder, When your account signed out from the AxCrypt app.

    In case the folder is not listed in the Secured Folder list, then you have to secure the folder again using the Add Secured Folder option from the right click content menu.

    If you are asking any Queries, please write us at support@axcrypt.net.

    in reply to: Abonnement #34731

    Prabhukumar R
    Moderator

    Hello Morand,

    Please you can write an email to our support team at support@axcrypt.net. our support team will help you.


    Prabhukumar R
    Moderator

    Hello DJ,

    Please you can write an email to our support team at support@axcrypt.net. our support team will help you.

    in reply to: not functioning correctly #34698

    Prabhukumar R
    Moderator

    Hello Dennis,

    The error message indicates that the file simply is not an AxCrypt file – it checks the first 16 bytes for a unique value.

    Most often, this error occurs because the file is not produced by AxCrypt, but rather a different kind of file accidentally renamed to end with .axx. Another scenario is that it is a left-over after a previous decryption was interrupted at the stage where the original is overwritten.

    If you mistakenly rename non-AxCrypt files to end with .axx, in which case renaming back to its appropriate extension will fix the issue since the file was never encrypted in the first place in this scenario.

    Still, you are not able to decrypt the file, AxCrypt provides a feature called Try Broken File. You can decrypt the corrupted AxCrypt encrypted files by navigating the menu File | Options | enable Debug from the AxCrypt app.

    Now you could see the Debug the menu in the AxCrypt app. From the debug menu choose Try Broken File.

    Then you will be prompted for file selection. Select the corrupted encrypted file and then AxCrypt will try to decrypt the file. If successfully decrypted, then you can see the decrypted file in the file location.

    Unfortunately, If the file is actually damaged to this extent, sorry to say, no, it can’t be fixed. The data is just not there to decrypt it.

    Still, you are facing any issue, please provide detailed information about the issue and write a mail to support@axcrypt.net. We are happy to help you.

    in reply to: Command line operation in version 2 #34679

    Prabhukumar R
    Moderator

    Hello Sirago,

    Our team is effectively working on suggestions/requests/quires that comes from customers. Kindly accept our apologies as we would not be able to promise an exact timeline for this but we can assure you that we are working on it and soon it will be ready.

    Your inputs are highly important for us so it would be great if you keep on sharing your suggestions. It will help us making our services better. I will surely update you when it will be ready.

    in reply to: bug #34620

    Prabhukumar R
    Moderator

    Hello bathmcdonalds,

    As per the Microsoft community, we found some information to resolve your issues,

    Error code mentioned in the report file is 0x8007015e and the answer from the Microsoft support is,

    This issue can be solved by running the Windows update trouble shooter. Click on the link below to know how to troubleshoot Windows update.

    http://windows.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/troubleshoot-problems-installing-updates#1TC=windows-10

    Please try to do the above if you agree, otherwise don’t please check with your system administrator. We do not gurantee about others support answers. But we are just helping the user to verify and resolve the issue.

    We think, windows update and dot net framework trouble-shooter will help you to resolve the issue.

    in reply to: Command line operation in version 2 #34618

    Prabhukumar R
    Moderator

    Hello Ronald,

    We do have a plan to develop command-line option in AxCrypt 2.x. We will add that feature in future versions of the AxCrypt app

    in reply to: AxCrypt failing #34569

    Prabhukumar R
    Moderator

    Hello Charles ,

    “Please avoid sending the same query in different mediums. You may get the duplicate response”

    in reply to: Cancel Subscription #34464

    Prabhukumar R
    Moderator

    Hello Anonymous,

    Please you can write an email to our support team at support@axcrypt.net. our support team will help you.

    in reply to: Lost data (unless you know where to find it) #34425

    Prabhukumar R
    Moderator

    Hello Bruce,

    Hope you have recovered your changes and the Problem is resolved.

    Here We Explain how AxCrypt works when editing the encrypted file.

    AxCrypt will keep track on the opened encrypted files, to update and re-encrypt the same. If we opened the file and updated the contents, then AxCrypt will re-encrypt the updated file.

    So after editing the encrypted files, we have to click the broom icon from the AxCrypt app to re-encrypt the updated files. We have to close all the instance of the encrypted file(s) opened application.

    And the AxCrypt app will be checking whether the opened file and the corresponding application are closed or not? If closed, then the AxCrypt app will automatically update the contents of the file and re-encrypt the same.

    Actually, we have to close the file opened application completely, to update and re-encrypt the file. Sometimes, we have to manually click the red Broom icon, to clean and update the pending files.

    Please close the encrypted file and corresponding file, Please check the AxCrypt app every time, it will update the file, it’s then you can sign-out/exit from the AxCrypt app.

    Still, you are facing any issue, please provide detailed information about the issue and write a mail to support@axcrypt.net. We are happy to help you.

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