encryption that cannot be restored

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Conan

need some help here please,

i reinstall windows XP SP 2 and now all my encrypted files cannot be
restored / opened(cannot decrypted)
i already create a same username and password. i also tried to make the
computer name the same too
but it still says 'Access Denied'. i didn't format the drive, i only delete
'windows', 'program files', and 'document and settings' folder manually.
i've done this before except i do not delete 'Documents and Settings' all my
files still can be accessed, but not this time.
what i have to do, to make the files think that 'I never reinstalled
windows' what the parameter needed to make it like my old windows. i never
backup any certificate or any keys mentioned in support.microsoft.com
really appreciate any help, i spend years to collect this data.
please...help...

thank you
 
what i have to do, to make the files think that 'I never reinstalled
windows' what the parameter needed to make it like my old windows. i never
backup any certificate or any keys mentioned in support.microsoft.com
really appreciate any help, i spend years to collect this data.
please...help...
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That is what those keys and certificates that you didn't backup are supposed
to do. Let you back into the encrypted files after a serious problem where
you needed to reinstall Windows.

Now you have to spend money to get them back.
Try:
http://www.easeus.com/datarecoverywizard/recover-encrypted-data.htm

hth
DDS
 
Conan said:
need some help here please,

i reinstall windows XP SP 2 and now all my encrypted files cannot be
restored / opened(cannot decrypted)
i already create a same username and password. i also tried to make the
computer name the same too
but it still says 'Access Denied'. i didn't format the drive, i only
delete
'windows', 'program files', and 'document and settings' folder manually.
i've done this before except i do not delete 'Documents and Settings' all
my
files still can be accessed, but not this time.
what i have to do, to make the files think that 'I never reinstalled
windows' what the parameter needed to make it like my old windows. i never
backup any certificate or any keys mentioned in support.microsoft.com
really appreciate any help, i spend years to collect this data.
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Did you ever backup that data? If so, the data on backup media is probably
not encrypted. You could try restoring it into an empty directory.

Boris
 
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