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reinstalled XP w/o decrypting some files stored on another drive

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Granny Noir - 27 Jan 2006 22:50 GMT
I'm hoping that there has to be some fail safe way to recover
encrypted files in this case.

I use four physical hard disks on my machine, and have several
different backup strategies, BUT, I recently did a clean reinstall of
XP, and missed decrypting some files on one of my hard disks
beforehand.  I can view thumbnails
of these files curiously enough, but cannot otherwise open them.

I am wondering where XP keeps the file that decrypts these [on the
fly], so that
I might locate it in one of my previous data backups and then be able
to decrypt these files and thus retrieve them.

Is it possible?

Thanks
Joan Wild - 27 Jan 2006 23:14 GMT
You'll need to ask this in a newsgroup about Win XP.  This one is about
security in Access, the database program.

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> I'm hoping that there has to be some fail safe way to recover
> encrypted files in this case.
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> Thanks
 
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