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encrypt contents to secure data(xp)problems after format

Discussion in 'Windows OS' started by BonJovi1000, Nov 18, 2006.

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  1. BonJovi1000 Newcomer, in training

    HI guys!i need your help..i have made encryption to some files and after the format i cant copy,move etc these files..I am seeing the message acces denied...What am i need to do?Thank u!
  2. BonJovi1000 Newcomer, in training

    plz..!
    help me!
    is there any solution?
  3. smore9648 Newcomer, in training

    You no longer have access to those files. You might as well delete them

    When you create a folder or file and use EFS you apply an SID that is unique to your username.

    When you reformatted your drive you deleted that association with you files and folders.
  4. pansovo Newcomer, in training

  5. smore9648 Newcomer, in training

  6. Mictlantecuhtli TS Special Forces

    Take ownership of those files.
  7. smore9648 Newcomer, in training

    That doesn't work
  8. pansovo Newcomer, in training

    If you think that "crackpassword is enough for me to stay away" then you don't want to find a solution to your problem....
  9. smore9648 Newcomer, in training

    This is not my issue. It's someone else's. I am just giving them a caution.
  10. BonJovi1000 Newcomer, in training

    Could i do something with run->mmc etc??
  11. jonisaksson Newcomer, in training

    Cut your losses mate, delete the files and think ahead next time.
  12. smore9648 Newcomer, in training

    Your not listening to me, thats fine.

    But I telling you you cannot recover those files. How do I know this, I tried it and read all the XP PRO books I have.

    The only way to recover is if your on a network and the admin designated people to be a recovery agent.
  13. BonJovi1000 Newcomer, in training

    its a pity...they was too important files for me..Anyway thank u very much
  14. Samstoned TechSpot Paladin

    poster is right once you delete the certificates that hold the encryption codes your done.
    they are made once for that system ID
    if you would have saved them and added them you are good to go
    been there done that woops

    there is no special software that will get it back (that I know of)
  15. smore9648 Newcomer, in training

    Trust I have been there as well and thats why I know you can't recover it.

    A hard lesson learned
  16. BonJovi1000 Newcomer, in training

    ok..!thank u!
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