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decrypting a slave HDD
decrypting a slave HDD
Posted: Sat Sep 27, 2008 5:29 am
I have an 80 GB HDD which contain an encrypted folder with family pictures and videos.
This folder was encrypted by myself for 3-4 years ago.
The HDD was a slave hdd in my old computer and when I was re - formatting my master HDD I've loose my encryption key for the folder on the slave hdd.
I didn't take any backup of this key.I used encryption option in XP .
How can I get access to the files from that folder on the slave hdd?
Now i'm using Vista ,but i can install on a test computer xp if necessary ,for recovery the pictures and videos.
Any help,step-by-step guide,tips,3rd party encrypted file recovery software refferal it will be appreciated!
Dan ,Romania
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This folder was encrypted by myself for 3-4 years ago.
The HDD was a slave hdd in my old computer and when I was re - formatting my master HDD I've loose my encryption key for the folder on the slave hdd.
I didn't take any backup of this key.I used encryption option in XP .
How can I get access to the files from that folder on the slave hdd?
Now i'm using Vista ,but i can install on a test computer xp if necessary ,for recovery the pictures and videos.
Any help,step-by-step guide,tips,3rd party encrypted file recovery software refferal it will be appreciated!
Dan ,Romania
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rono - Member
Re: decrypting a slave HDD
Posted: Sat Sep 27, 2008 7:04 am
common 
nobody have an idea about this?
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nobody have an idea about this?
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rono - Member
Re: decrypting a slave HDD
Posted: Sat Sep 27, 2008 7:50 am
Patience Weed Hopper (said in my best Kung Fu's master's voice). Expecting a thoughtful response within 2 hours on a Saturday morning is a little, well, lacking in patience.
Here is a little reading on EFS:
EFS decryption without any original keys !!!
Decrypt Efs Encrypted Files
How to Decrypt EFS Files in Win XP Pro when OS is lost.
Here is a little reading on EFS:
EFS decryption without any original keys !!!
Decrypt Efs Encrypted Files
How to Decrypt EFS Files in Win XP Pro when OS is lost.
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BitHead - Senior Member
Re: decrypting a slave HDD
Posted: Sat Sep 27, 2008 8:00 am
You're the Saturday MAN!
Thanks a lot !
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Thanks a lot !
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rono - Member
Re: decrypting a slave HDD
Posted: Sat Sep 27, 2008 8:14 am
Encase supports decryption of EFS for locally authenticated users without the key.
Not sure if it will work in your case since it is a different computer.
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Not sure if it will work in your case since it is a different computer.
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Larry E. Daniel DFCP, EnCE, BCE, ACE
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Encase 101 - Blog
Digital Forensics for Legal Professionals - Book
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LarryDaniel - Senior Member
Re: decrypting a slave HDD
Posted: Sat Sep 27, 2008 2:36 pm
what if I move the folder to a FAT32 HDD?
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rono - Member
Re: decrypting a slave HDD
Posted: Sat Sep 27, 2008 4:00 pm
It is still encrypted.- ronowhat if I move the folder to a FAT32 HDD?
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BitHead - Senior Member
















