How should I get the encrypted files in my laptop having Windows Vista

[Praful]

how should i get the my files back , as they are encrypted in laptop having windows vista..

 

[DelJo63]

Assuming both systems are working, first decrypt them where the are,

• get both attached to the same router
• setup Print/File sharing
• copy from one to the other

If the system are remote from one another, after the decrypt, copy them to a USB thumbdrive which can then be moved to the other location.

 

[Praful]

I have a LENOVO R 61 model 7743 with Windows Vista Bussiness Edition. My computer fan was running really slow, so I decided to service the system. I backed up my files onto my 1TB Seagate External Hard Drive using cut copy paste. Once everything was backed up, and i get laptop serviced , I installed windows 7 . When I went to copy my old files from my external hard drive, data canot be paste, When I tried to copy or try to open them , I got an error saying " 'file name': Access Denied.
i shocked , i should i recover my data again.

 

[DelJo63]

this is an ownership problem; see this

 

[Praful]

I have done all this procedure you have which written. but i was unable to open the any file. only one message is coming access denied in all files, whether it is word file, excel file, PDF file , JPEG file..

Kindly help me to sort out this problem . some of file are very important for me.

 

[DelJo63]

ok, I need to see what exists in order to fix the permissions.

a) what user-id are you logging in as; this is the id we need to fix

b) you need the ADMIN id (or the permissions) to make the correction

* get a command prompt
* cd %userprofile%
(copy/paste the current directory name in your followup reply)

* then cd to the directory in which you are having problems
(copy/paste the name too)

* now show me ONE file that gives you a problem
using DIR whatever filename and copy paste that data

* now report the NTFS perms for that same file
cacls filename >.NTFS.perms.log notice the leading dot on the NTFS

open .NTFS.perms.log with notepad,
copy/paste all that content

standing bye . . . .