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April 10th 08, 07:06 PM
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EFS files suddenly inaccessible
Sometime yesterday all my encrypted files became inaccessible. My
system password hasn't changed, and my encrypted file system certificate is still intact and valid. I can encrypt new files and decrypt them just fine. I'm confused as to how this happened. Any ideas? 
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April 10th 08, 09:43 PM
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EFS files suddenly inaccessible
On Apr 10, 12:06 pm, Chris wrote:
Sometime yesterday all my encrypted files became inaccessible. My system password hasn't changed, and my encrypted file system certificate is still intact and valid. I can encrypt new files and decrypt them just fine. I'm confused as to how this happened. Any ideas? My certificate is still around, but the system managed to disassociate them from EFS somehow. Advanced EFS Data Recovery managed to recover all the files intact. Weird.
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