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�EFS service was unable to initialize cache lock. Error code: %3.

�EFS service was unable to initialize the BCrypt Algorithm Provider. Error code: %3.

�EFS service was unable to query Software Licensing for the cache size. Error code: %3.

�EFS service was unable to open handle to the MS_DEF_PROV provider. Error code: %3.

�EFS service was unable to setup notifications from LSA. Error code: %3.

�EFS service was unable to initialize the recovery policy resource. Error code: %3.

�EFS service was unable process the recovery policy. Error code: %3.

�EFS service was unable to notify NTFS of its state. Error code: %3.

�EFS service was unable to setup group policy change notifications. Error code: %3.

�EFS service was unable to process active user sessions. Error code: %3.

�%1.%2: EFS service failed to subscribe for updates to an MDM policy. Index: %3.

�%1.%2: Failed to initialize one or more synchronization objects. Error code: %3.

�%1.%2: EFS service failed to process MDM policy updates. Error code: %3.

�%1.%2: EFS service failed to provision a user for Windows Information Protection. Error code: %3.

�%1.%2: EFS service failed to provision a user for DPL. Error code: %3.

�%1.%2: EFS service failed to initialize file encryption queues. Error code: %3.

�%1.%2: Recovery policy data is in an invalid format. Error code: %3.

�%1.%2: EFS service failed to provision RMS for Windows Information Protection. Error code: %3.

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xAn API call failed at %1.%2.  Error code: %3, Data: %4

�An API call failed at %1.%2.  Error code: %3, Data: %4, %5

P%1.%2: Failed to allocate %3 bytes.

�EFS key promoted from current key.  CertValidated: %1, cbHash: %2, pbHash: %3, ContainerName: %4, ProviderName: %5, DisplayInformation: %6, dwCapabilities: %7, bIsCurrentKey: %8, eKeyType: %9

�EFS key demoted from current key.  CertValidated: %1, cbHash: %2, pbHash: %3, ContainerName: %4, ProviderName: %5, DisplayInformation: %6, dwCapabilities: %7, bIsCurrentKey: %8, eKeyType: %9

|EFS key flushed from cache.  CertValidated: %1, cbHash: %2, pbHash: %3, ContainerName: %4, ProviderName: %5, DisplayInformation: %6, dwCapabilities: %7, bIsCurrentKey: %8, eKeyType: %9

d%1.%2: The specified key is not valid for EFS

X%1.%2: Attempt to create a new EFS key

d%1.%2: A new EFS key was successfully created

x%1.%2: Begin searching the MY store for a valid EFS key

\%1.%2: Deleting currentkey from registry

�%1.%2: The EFS cert is self-signed, but self-signed certs are disabled by policy

�%1.%2: RSA is required by policy, but the key does not support RSA encryption

�%1.%2: MASTERKEY is required by policy, but the key does not support MASTERKEY encryption

�%1.%2: SMARTCARDS are required by policy, but the key is not SMARTCARD-based

4%1.%2: key is expired

0%1.%2: key is valid

|%1.%2: try and locate the matching key based on cert hash

d%1.%2: key successfully loaded from registry

h%1.%2: try and locate the matching key in cache

`%1.%2: trying to load the masterkey history

H%1.%2: masterkey history loaded

\%1.%2: failed to encrypt: SIS or HSM file

�%1.%2: Suite B is disabled by policy, but the key is a Suite B key

�%1.%2: Suite B is required by policy, but the key is not a Suite B key

l%1.%2: releasing user cache object.  Refcount: %3

`%1.%2: trying to stop cache polling thread

T%1.%2: no decryption status in cache

l%1.%2: found matching decryption status in cache

`%1.%2: attempting to add key to user cache

|EFS key added to user cache.  CertValidated: %1, cbHash: %2, pbHash: %3, ContainerName: %4, ProviderName: %5, DisplayInformation: %6, dwCapabilities: %7, bIsCurrentKey: %8, eKeyType: %9

P%1.%2: ensuring user has cache node

T%1.%2: found cache node in user info

X%1.%2: found cache node in global cache

X%1.%2: creating new cache node for user

�%1.%2: Policy settings specified flush on card removal.  Starting the polling thread...

�%1.%2: Policy settings specified NO flush on timeout.  Stopping the polling thread...

�%1.%2: Policy settings specified flush on timeout.  Starting the polling thread...

%1.%2: Policy settings specified new cache flush interval: %3.  Stop polling (will restart if there are active user caches)

D%1.%2: Polling thread stopped

�%1.%2: Flush cache specified by policy, and we have active user caches.  Start polling.

D%1.%2: Polling thread started

x%1.%2: User logon detected.  Beginning SSO processing.

�%1.%2: User logon detected, but is not smartcard-based.  No SSO processing required.

�%1.%2: Smartcard notification detected.  Beginning SSO processing.

�%1.%2: Smartcard notification detected, but the logon cert is already cached.  No processing required.

�%1.%2: Current key matches the logon cert.  Setting up the PIN cache.

�%1.%2: User does not yet have a current key.  If smartcard is required by policy, the logon cert and PIN will be cached.

�%1.%2: Logon notification detected on DC.  Beginning DRA install.

�%1.%2: user does not already have a cache: generating one now

p%1.%2: generating pre-cache for PIN and logon cert

�%1.%2: tried to install logon cert, but it's not available (not a smartcard logon, or the smartcard was removed)

\%1.%2: logon cert successfully installed

P%1.%2: trying to install logon cert

t%1.%2: User lock detected.  Beginning SSO processing.

x%1.%2: User logoff detected.  Beginning SSO processing.

H%1.%2: Flushing the user cache

�%1.%2: User has locked workstation, but policy says not to flush cache

\%1.%2: Checking for expired cache entries

d%1.%2: Expired certificate in recovery policy

x%1.%2: Certificate in recovery policy is not yet valid

T%1.%2: SL policy successfully updated

P%1.%2: EFS is disabled by SL policy

L%1.%2: EFS is not yet initialized

8%1.%2: EFS is disabled

�%1.%2: the data received by the API was too large.  Expected: %3, Actual: %4

�%1.%2: the data received by the API was too small.  Expected: %3, Actual: %4

h%1.%2: POSSIBLE EFS ATTACK DETECTED: %3, %4, %5

\%1.%2: attempting to validate EFS stream

@%1.%2: EFS stream validated

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tPrompt the user to select a smartcard-based EFS cert

�Smartcard-based EFS cert successfully selected by the user

8Prompt the user for PIN

XPIN successfully acquired from the user

DPerfect match found in cache.

LMasterkey history already loaded

DCurrent key loaded from cache

LCurrent key loaded from registry

�%1.%2: Masterkey history: failed size consistency check.  %3, %4, %5

H%1.%2: Encrypted keys not equal

x%1.%2: doing a REKEY, but the DDF entry already exists

l%1.%2: replace operation added a DDF (unexpected)

�%1.%2: user is modifying a DDF entry not matching the PoP entry.  Require WRITE_ATTRIBUTES

�%1.%2: user is modifying a DDF matching the PoP entry, or the DRF.  Don't require WRITE_ATTRIBUTES

�%1.%2: UNEXPECTED condition: no ENCRYPTED_KEY for SC failure

�%1.%2: Plug-n-Play service not ready. EFS server will not try to detect interrupted encryption/decryption operation(s).

�%1.%2: Cannot open log file. Encryption/decryption operation(s) cannot be recovered.

�%1.%2: Cannot read log file. Encryption/decryption operation(s) cannot be recovered.

�%1.%2: A corrupted or different format log file has been found. No action was taken.

�%1.%2: The log file cannot be opened as non-cached IO. No action was taken.

�%1.%2: Interrupted encryption/decryption operation(s) found on a volume. Recovery procedure started.

�%1.%2: EFS recovery service cannot open the file %3. The interrupted encryption/decryption operation cannot be recovered.

d%1.%2: EFS service recovered %3 successfully.

�%1.%2: EFS service could not open all the streams on file %3  The file was not recovered.

�%1.%2: %3 could not be recovered Completely.  EFS driver may be missing.

�%1.%2: IO Error occurred during stream recovery.  %3 was not recovered.

 %1.%2: EFS recovery service cannot open the backup file %3 by name. The interrupted encryption/decryption operation (on file %4) may be recovered.  The backup file will not be deleted. User should delete the backup file if the recovery operation is done successfully.

@%1.%2: %3 was opened by File ID successfully the first time but not the second time. No recovery operation was tried on file %4. This is an internal error.

$%1.%2: EFS recovery service cannot get the backup file name. The interrupted encryption/decryption operation (on file %3) may be recovered.  The temporary backup file %4 is not deleted.  User should delete the backup file if the recovery operation is done successfully.

t%1.%2: %3 could not be opened. %4 was not recovered.

�%1.%2: Stream Information could not be got from %3. %4 was not recovered.

�%1.%2: EFS service could not open all the streams on file %3.  %4 was not recovered.

h%1.%2: EFS Service received logon notification.

t%1.%2: User cache entry purged. Reference count: %3.

�%1.%2: All user cache entries purged. Reference count: %3.

tEncrypting File System server ready to accept calls.

,%1.%2: Start: %3.

H%1.%2: Complete: %3. Code: %4.

8%1.%2: Error Code: %3.

8%1.%2: Status Code: %3.

,%1.%2: Enter: %3.

,%1.%2: Leave: %3.

@%1.%2: Leave: %3. Code: %4.

@%1.%2: Error: %3. Code: %4.

D%1.%2: Warning: %3. Code: %4.

4%1.%2: %3. Code: %4.

4%1.%2: %3. Value: %4.

H%1.%2: Complete: %3. Code: %4.

@%1.%2: Leave: %3. Code: %4.

lThread %1: %2, Line %3, HRESULT %4, Message: '%5'

�Failed to unprotect device user credential key using Windows Hello for user: %3. Error code: %4

4Personal Data Encryption and Windows Hello status updated: 1) Windows Hello availability: %3; 2) Windows Hello logon capability: %4; 3) Windows Hello hardware capability: %5; 4) Remote Desktop remote connections disabled: %6; 5) Windows automatic restart sign-on disabled: %7.

dPersonal Data Encryption enabled for user %3.

�Personal Data Encryption disabled for user %3. 1) Policy value: %4; and 2) Is opted out: %5.

�User %3 attempted to access user %4's data protected with Personal Data Encryption and was denied.

(Personal Data Encryption conversion started.%nMode: "%3",%npaths in policy: "%4",%npaths protected: "%5",%npaths attempted: "%6",%nstatus: %7.

hPersonal Data Encryption conversion completed.%nMode: "%3",%npaths in policy: "%4",%npaths protected: "%5",%npaths attempted: "%6",%nstatus: %7,%nnumber of items converted: %8 (total bytes converted: %9),%nnumber of system items : %10,%nnumber of read-only files : %11,%nnumber of items looked at : %12.

Personal Data Encryption conversion did not complete.%nMode: "%3",%npaths in policy: "%4",%npaths protected: "%5",%npaths attempted: "%6",%nstatus: %7,%nnumber of items converted: %8 (total bytes converted: %9),%nnumber of system items: %10,%nnumber of read-only files : %11,%nnumber of items looked at : %12,%nnumber of unknown failures: %13,%nnumber of items not protectable: %14.

$Personal Data Encryption conversion failed to convert one or more files or folders. First encountered failure on file or folder "%3" was %4.

�Personal Data Encryption policy for Desktop folder is set to %4 for user %3.

�Personal Data Encryption policy for Documents folder is set to %4 for user %3.

�Personal Data Encryption policy for Pictures folder is set to %4 for user %3.

�Personal Data Encryption policy for Desktop folder is deleted for user %3.

�Personal Data Encryption policy for Documents folder is deleted for user %3.

�Personal Data Encryption policy for Pictures folder is deleted for user %3.

�Personal Data Encryption policy for Desktop folder is mapped to path "%3" for user %4.

�Personal Data Encryption policy for Documents folder is mapped to path "%3" for user %4.

�Personal Data Encryption policy for Pictures folder is mapped to path "%3" for user %4.

�Personal Data Encryption: paths to protect folders is empty for user %3.

lWindows Information Protection has been disabled.

�Windows Information Protection could not be disabled. Error code: %3.

�Personal Data Encryption conversion did not complete the last time it was run. Last run mode: %3.

�Personal Data Encryption is not available for the current device. Only Azure AD joined devices are supported.

,Personal Data Encryption is not available for the current device. Supported device types are Azure AD joined and Hybrid Azure AD joined devices.

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