agent" or "recovery policy". >> I need step-by-step instructions for reading the EFS encrypted files on > the portable usb hard drive when that drive is plugged into a computer > other than the one on which the files were originally encrypted. Of > course,...

Cannot open encrypted files. Archived from groups: microsoft.public.win2000.security () Hi all, I have HP server with Win2000 domain controller and 10 clients, my problem is one of these clients has encrypted files (large document, mail, photo) in all...

Unable to open encrypted files. Archived from groups: microsoft.public.windowsxp.general () Something happened and I found I couldn't open encrypted files this morning. The files still indicated (under properties, General, Advanced, Details) myself as the...

Can't open Encrypted file after reformat. Hi all, thanks ahead of time for your help. I was having problems with my windows so, after trial and error I resorted back to the ole-standby of reformat and reinstall. So I reformatted and reinstalled XP on...

Letting Others Open Encrypted Files on a Network Share. Archived from groups: microsoft.public.windowsxp.security_admin () I am having trouble allowing others access to files I (or anyone else, for that matter) encrypt on our File Server. A little backgrond...

without my sygwin files ...), including some encrypted files. It is restore time. I managed to restore the non-encrypted docs on another machine. But I cant open the encrypted files. (1) Can I restore my them on another machine? (2) Can I restore them...

thread I backed up my entire c disk, including some encrypted files. It is restore time. I managed to restore the non-encrypted docs on another machine. But I cant open the encrypted files. Follow up: After long work I can get access to the hard disk...

encrypted files (NTFS EFS) on external USB drive. Archived from groups: microsoft.public.windowsxp.security_admin () I need to put NTFS EFS files on a USB external drive and then be able to read and use those files (with a password, of course) when that...

this by clicking on start, click on Help and Support, and typing "Take Ownership" in the search box. If the files were encrypted, and you did not save your encryption keys, then the files are *NOT* recoverable. Bobby "Mvm" wrote in message...

as the Admin who is the DRA. Open the encrypted file's properties, click Advanced > Details, and note the certificate thumbprint of the data recovery agent that applied to the file. Then run certmgr.msc to open your Personal Certificates store, open...