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Your question is vastly layered, so knowing the type of data being encrypted and the purpose would help to narrow it down more.
Ahh, you definitely need to look into Keepass. Offline password manager capable of extreme encryption. The only limitation is the resources on your machine. Been around for a while, open source, and stores everything in an encrypted db file. You can even create a master password file you load from a thumb drive, so impossible to keylog. It's a desktop app, no network requests ever.
I did find a simple way to encrypt the file using Notepad++ with NppCrypt.
I have also heard that Keepass is a good way to go.
I'm going to do this myself.
1Password might be something to look into as well. We use that where I work.
What does a RAID do in a desktop computer?
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