XVI32 for Windows

Decryption and encryption from a Windows XP service pack 2 (SP2)

You can encrypt files one at a time by double-clicking the encrypted file, right clicking on it and copying it to your clipboard. Next, click and drag it to the "rypt", or "decryption", box in the dialog box of Windows XP Service Pack 2 SP2 windows. The dialog box will prompt you to " Encrypt or Clear the Files?" It will then prompt you with " encrypt or clear the files? ", and then give you options such as encryption or decryption. To continue, click on the "OK!" button. The new password will be sent in the same way that you would type it during decryption.

Open XVI32 Hex editor. Highlight the text file and click "Open in Hex Editor". This will open a new window. You will see a toolbar, where you can browse to where you need to extract it. Drag and drop the text file directly into the application. However, it must not be trapped in another application. Once everything is done, close the application and relaunch it. It will decrypt the selected text and then encrypt it. The resulting file will then be tagged with "aTcYbze". At the end, click "decrypt". It is now ready for encryption and decryption.

Simply click "decrypt" in the dialog box to decrypt your text. Your decrypted text will be displayed in hex. You can now send the text to your recipient. It is easy to decrypt Windows XSI32 files. You don't need any special skills. Free hex editors are available to download to help you get started quickly.