Instructions

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      Step 1:
      Batch decrypting with GnuPG by first assessing whether your computer has a current and working version of GNU GPG installed. You should also make sure you have a pass code or pass phrase that will work with GNU GPG.
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      Step 2:
      Look for the command prompt for GnuPG when batch decrypting with GnuPG. For Windows, you can find this by going to either Start/Run or CMD.
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      Step 3:
      Search for the directory that contains the files you wish to decrypt when batch decrypting with GnuPG.
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      Step 4:
      Enter this command to batch decrypt with GnuPG: "echo [thisismypassphrase]|gpg --passphrase-fd 0--decrypt-files *.gpg." You may have to use different file extensions if your files are "*.pgp" or "*.asc."
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      Step 5:
      Omit a space between your pass code or pass phrase and the file pipe. The echo command delivers your pass code of pass phrase to GPG when a pass code or pass phrase is required.
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      Step 6:
      Rename files if they have different extensions when using GnuPG by