Conjurers Encrypter

There are surely a bunch of important or confidential files on your computer, and simply being connected to the Internet doesn’t mean they’re at risk, but they might, especially if others use your Windows account, even without an active connection. Luckily, applications like Conjurers Encrypter help you add a bit more security to them.

Clean, intuitive design quickly gets you up and running

Setup doesn’t keep you busy for a long while, letting you take it for a spin shortly after. A pretty compact window shows up, and the simplicity makes it easy for both beginners and experienced individuals to get the hang of things. There’s also a help manual to quickly get you started, in case you don’t really understand where and why encryption is useful.
You first need to select a task, and this is done from an intuitive drop-down menu. Both encryption and decryption modes are found here, each with options to target an individual file, or an entire folder. A browse dialog shows up right afterwards so you can easily pick the target item.

Encrypt a single file or folder

It would have also been useful for the application to integrate itself into the context menu so you can start the process from any Explorer location. Before the process can commence, you need to provide the key for the algorithm, which can either be under the form of a password, or a generic file, which you need to keep intact to be able to decrypt content later on.
Process completion time mostly depends on the size of the target item, but it doesn’t usually take long, and this also applies to decryption. You can choose to have the source folder opened when the process is done, and also have a backup created. The original file is processed. Nothing is changed in the file name, so if you can’t access it, this might just mean it’s encrypted.

A few last words

Taking everything into consideration, we can state that Conjurers Encrypter is a pretty straightforward, but reliable application which can be used to put a lock on confidential files and folders. The process is intuitive, and takes little time from start to end.