Unable to decrypt a Hard Drive using Safe Boot

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My hard drive is encrypted using Safe Boot.

I am unable to decrypt it using the associated SDB file.

After checking the contents of the SDB file, I found the following messages: “

Auto Domain script using existing template because a new machine was trying to use its name.”

And this happened on "such and such a date."

Could this have changed the SDB file?

Is this the reason why the original drive can no longer use it?

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Unable to decrypt a Hard Drive using Safe Boot

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Hi Justin,

Encrypted files sometime had trouble on decryption that's the reason why many user where not using this kind of software, instead they just putting a password on their valuable files individually.

Old Windows program will need 3rd party to download another program like this, don't worry theirs a freeware available on the internet.

If you are using new Windows program like xp try to do this:

1. Select folder you want to encrypt.

2. Click properties, advance button, secure data, apply and ok.

If it's not work, try to uninstall your 3rd party program for encryption/decription and install another software for this.

One example of data encryption software is Silver Key. You can download and install Silver Key for encrption/decryption of data, please watch the video below:

 

Thanks,

Marco James 

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