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Can I use BT4 to acess files that I encyrpted in windows?:confused:
I have a external hard drive which I lent to my brother.;) I didn't want him to delete my stuff so I removed permissions and encypted my files.:cool:
I now have a new lappy as I dropped my old one and I can't acess the files on the new one?:mad: All my stuff is backed up on there.:eek: Any help much appreciated?;)
If you used TrueCrypt or some other multi-platform encryption software then yes.
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Thanks for the reply mate. No I just used the standard right click properties advance option. I have taken ownership of the files and given myself full permissions but ever time I try to acess it says i don't have permision.
Can I just open them in BT or will I need to use some thing more specific?
Thank you.
It would seem as though if you didn't export the certificate from your old machine you're pretty much SOL.
How to remove file or folder encryption in Windows XP
[QUOTE=streaker69;148448]It would seem as though if you didn't export the certificate from your old machine you're pretty much SOL.
/support.microsoft.com/kb/308993/]How to remove file or folder encryption in Windows XP
Thanks mate, I got that link in google before. Hmm I will try BT see what happens. Will research it some more if no joy, will let you know how I get on.
Thanks for the help.
I am going to kick my brother's head in LOL.
Yes you are right I am "SOL". There is probably a way which involves a lot more expertise than I posses.:mad:
If you still have the original laptop's hard drive, and the hard drive wasn't damaged (e.g the damage was to the display or motherboard), you may be able to boot it on a similar machine, and then either extract your files or export the certificate.Quote:
Originally Posted by {LCD}STELIOS
By the way, here's something I've learned over the years: Never lend weapons, money, or laptops. Such loans always lead to more trouble than they're worth.
Wives and GF are on the safe side.Quote:
By the way, here's something I've learned over the years: Never lend weapons, money, or laptops. Such loans always lead to more trouble than they're worth.