Procedure for decrypting ESXi:
- log in to vCenter
- enable ssh access to ESXi
- upload decryptor to ESXi via WinSCP or FileZilla; navigate to /tmp folder
- login to ssh with root privileges
- set permissions to run the decryptor with the command - chmod 777 decrypt
- launch decryptor ./decrypt
- follow the first method of decrypting by viewing the log file: tail -f /tmp/decrypt.llg, wait for the message at the end of the log - Your system is decrypted
- the second way is to check the presence on the disk file decrypt.pid command ls, which protects the decryptor from the restart
- the third way - ps | grep decrypt, as soon as decrypt.pid will be removed from the disk, or decrypt will disappear from the running processes, decrypt is complete
- check the decrypt.llg log file and see the message at the end that the system was successfully decrypted  "Your system is decrypted"
- turn on virtual machines in ESXi

You cannot run multiple copies of a decryptor at the same time. After launching, the decryptor deletes the executable file and is demonetized, so that you cannot run the decryptor again and damage the files, this is normal.

If you have more than one ESXi host then you should not run the decryptor on all hosts simultaneously, make the decryption alternately, in the case of simultaneous operation of two decryptors may corrupt files and not be able to decrypt

If any files in another folder stay crypted, please use this command with path
Example:
./decrypt -i /tmp/files1/