Kremlin 3.0 for Windows Known Issues

1. Shell-based Kremlin Secure Delete removes target of shortcut, not shortcut

The shell-based Kremlin Secure Delete option (available by right-clicking a file or folder) will remove the target of a shortcut, not the shortcut itself. The Kremlin Secure Recycle Bin will correctly delete only the shortcut file.

2. Decryption on Network Drives

Kremlin cannot decrypt files onto network drives. It can, however, encrypt files off of network drives. You should copy the .kgb file in you are trying to decrypt to a local drive and decrypt it there.

3. Kremlin for Windows Uninstallation

Make sure to exit Kremlin Sentry and all the Kremlin utilities before uninstalling Kremlin. Otherwise Kremlin Security Suite may not be completely removed from your system.