Encript File Recovery

[noushadtri]

Pls help me, i use windows xp .once i decript some file(.jpeg, .pdf, html and video )virus problem,i formate c: drive(system root).
new windows xp sp2 install c: drive. Iaccess encripted file "access is deny" error message is deplayed.
I take file ownership but not recover this file.why recover this file?

[unidentified]

Did you backup file before formatting?
and if it was a virus problem then delete the files that were affected.

[SergioSantos]

Put the Windows XP disc, and tell you boot from the CD, there is an option out there (I do not agree on how they are called), which detects that you have a Windows installation, and from there you can install only those File System, without touching anything for your data and settings.

A greeting and good luck

[Theodot]

To see almost always be solved as follows.

Take the CD's win xp.

When the computer starts, enters the setup of the disk, Change the boot options, (normally have to look for boot order), which put the first boot to CD.

Once Boot with the CD and it leaves the option to recover through the console repair, and used it once inside writes

chkdsk / f

with that you just scan hard disk and fix the bad sectors, usually with that solves your thing. But the thing is more complicated. someone you can copy this file to disk and copy on the same console recovery.

[deborah_norville]

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[anshul00]

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[wllwnn]

You can use EFS to encrypt data files to prevent unauthorized access. EFS uses an encryption key that is dynamically generated to encrypt the file. The File Encryption Key (FEK) is encrypted with the EFS public key and is added to the file as an EFS attribute that is named Data Decryption Field (DDF). To decrypt the FEK, you must have the corresponding EFS private key from the public-private key pair. After you decrypt the FEK, you can use the FEK to decrypt the file.

If your EFS private key is lost, you can use a recovery agent to recover encrypted files. Every time that a file is encrypted, the FEK is also encrypted with the Recovery Agent's public key. The encrypted FEK is attached to the file with the copy that is encrypted with your EFS public key in the Data Recovery Field (DRF). If you use the recovery agent's private key, you can decrypt the FEK, and then decrypt the file.

You can have the more information from the following link:
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/241201

[johanis]

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