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I am using Windows 10 built-in OpenSSH. I copied my public and private keys to %userprofile%\.ssh

I wrote a small batch script for my users to use after they find their keys from the cmd prompt with: where *.pub

Rem You must replace PublicKeyFilename and PrivateKeyFilename with actual file names.

md %userprofile%\.ssh
copy PublicKeyFilename %userprofile%\.ssh
copy PrivateKeyFilename %userprofile%\.ssh
cd %userprofile%\.ssh
icacls .\PublicKeyFilename /inheritance:r
icacls .\PrivateKeyFilename /inheritance:r
icacls .\PublicKeyFilename /grant:r "%username%":"(F)"
icacls .\PrivateKeyFilename /grant:r "%username%":"(F)"

The final step was right-clicking the file, Properties, Security, and editing the permissions to remove everyone except my username and setting the permissions for myself to Read.

1. Copy the public and private keys to %userprofile%\.ssh
2. Use the batch script below after finding your keys from the cmd prompt with where *.pub:

   Md %Userprofile%\.ssh
     Copy PublicKey %Userprofile%\.ssh
     Copy PrivateKey %Userprofile%\.ssh
   
   Cd %Userprofile%\.ssh
     Icacls .\PublicKey  /Inheritance:r
     Icacls .\PrivateKey /Inheritance:r
     Icacls .\PublicKey  /Grant:r "%Username%":"(F)"
     Icacls .\PrivateKey /Grant:r "%Username%":"(F)"
   

3. Right-click each file → Properties → Security:
   Remove everyone except the user, setting the permissions for the user to Read

I am using Windows 10 built-in OpenSSH. I copied my public and private keys to %userprofile%\.ssh
I wrote a small batch script for my users to use after they find their keys from the cmd prompt with: where *.pub

Rem You must replace PublicKeyFilename and PrivateKeyFilename with actual file names.
md %userprofile%\.ssh
copy PublicKeyFilename % userprofile%\.ssh
copy PrivateKeyFilename % userprofile%\.ssh
cd %userprofile%\.ssh
icacls .\PublicKeyFilename /inheritance:r
icacls .\PrivateKeyFilename /inheritance:r
icacls .\PublicKeyFilename /grant:r "%username%":"(F)"
icacls .\PrivateKeyFilename /grant:r "%username%":"(F)"

The final step was right-clicking the file, Properties, Security, and editing the permissions to remove everyone except my username and setting the permissions for myself to Read.

I am using Windows 10 built-in OpenSSH. I copied my public and private keys to %userprofile%\.ssh

I wrote a small batch script for my users to use after they find their keys from the cmd prompt with: where *.pub

Rem You must replace PublicKeyFilename and PrivateKeyFilename with actual file names.

md %userprofile%\.ssh
copy PublicKeyFilename %userprofile%\.ssh
copy PrivateKeyFilename %userprofile%\.ssh
cd %userprofile%\.ssh
icacls .\PublicKeyFilename /inheritance:r
icacls .\PrivateKeyFilename /inheritance:r
icacls .\PublicKeyFilename /grant:r "%username%":"(F)"
icacls .\PrivateKeyFilename /grant:r "%username%":"(F)"

The final step was right-clicking the file, Properties, Security, and editing the permissions to remove everyone except my username and setting the permissions for myself to Read.

I am using Windows 10 built-in OpenSSH. I copied my public and private keys to %userprofile%\.ssh I wrote a small batch script for my users to use after they find their keys from the cmd prompt with: where *.pub

Rem You must replace PublicKeyFilename and PrivateKeyFilename with actual file names.
md %userprofile%\.ssh
copy PublicKeyFilename % userprofile%\.ssh
copy PrivateKeyFilename % userprofile%\.ssh
cd %userprofile%\.ssh
icacls .\PublicKeyFilename //inheritance:r
icacls .\PrivateKeyFilename //inheritance:r
icacls .\PublicKeyFilename //grant:r "%username%":"(F)"
icacls .\PrivateKeyFilename //grant:r "%username%":"(F)"

The final step was right-clicking the file, Properties, Security, and editing the permissions to remove everyone except my username and setting the permissions for myself to Read.

I am using Windows 10 built-in OpenSSH. I copied my public and private keys to %userprofile%\.ssh 
I wrote a small batch script for my users to use after they find their keys from the cmd prompt with: where *.pub

Rem You must replace PublicKeyFilename and PrivateKeyFilename with actual file names.
md %userprofile%\.ssh
copy PublicKeyFilename % userprofile%\.ssh
copy PrivateKeyFilename % userprofile%\.ssh
cd %userprofile%\.ssh
icacls .\PublicKeyFilename /inheritance:r
icacls .\PrivateKeyFilename /inheritance:r
icacls .\PublicKeyFilename /grant:r "%username%":"(F)"
icacls .\PrivateKeyFilename /grant:r "%username%":"(F)"

The final step was right-clicking the file, Properties, Security, and editing the permissions to remove everyone except my username and setting the permissions for myself to Read.