Quote from: wsg on November 18, 2012, 03:47 pmDont want to hijack thread but reading this raised a question in my mind. Nightcrawler you have said it is possible to migrate the keyring....what about my own public/private key that I have generated. I see all the reccome4ndations to go to PGP4USB but didnt want to spend the time to repost a new key so was waiting till I was bored. I was wondering if it was possible but had my doubtsSure, it's possible to transfer over your keys, both public and private. The easiest and fastest way to do this is to use the command-line. First you need to open up a terminal or command-prompt. From the command-prompt, issue the following commands: Exporting your public keys: gpg --export --armor -o public_keys_exported.ascSince you haven't specified a key to export, gpg will export all the public keys on your PGP keyring to an ascii-armored key block. The -o directive tells gpg the name of the file to export the keys into. So, in this case, your public keys will be found in the file public_keys_exported.ascExporting your private keys: gpg --export-secret-keys -o secret_keys_exported.asc This will export all your secret keys to an ascii-armored key block named, in this case, secret_keys_exported.asc You can use the import key button on the GPG4USB toolbar to import the secret keyblock first, followed by the public key block. Nightcrawler