Right. It lets you save it to a flash drive or make a printout, both of which are easily lost. Or you can save it to your Microsoft account, assuming you know which one you’re logged into at that time, and can get back into five years later.
Also, fun fact, it does let you save it to the encrypted drive if you access it with \localhost\c$ or whatever. I’ve done that several times just to get it done before moving the key somewhere actually secure.
Right. It lets you save it to a flash drive or make a printout, both of which are easily lost. Or you can save it to your Microsoft account, assuming you know which one you’re logged into at that time, and can get back into five years later.
Also, fun fact, it does let you save it to the encrypted drive if you access it with \localhost\c$ or whatever. I’ve done that several times just to get it done before moving the key somewhere actually secure.