The Encrypting File System (EFS) was first introduced in Windows 2000 and, as explained by Microsoft?rte, is a perfect cipher without back door. However, the st?strongest encryption can be ambiguous. It is more efficient to prevent hackers and other intruders from illegal intrusion into your system and access to their data and encrypted. The other side of the coin is that can be used as a normal user and an experienced administrator to lose important data due to unforeseen circumstances?walls. It is also the case with EFS. Problem Neil current Oklahoma, USA, found the loss of data encrypted with EFS. "My original situation was that I have some problems with Windows st?FULLY crashes pl?tzlich. Therefore, I've tried a few things to fix, and none of them seemed to work. I decided I should probably format the whole computer and reinstall Windows "Says Neil. Prior to the installation of the system was through the process of trying to backup files, Including?Public Works documents, pictures, school (eg, PDF files, setup files, etc.), Lebensl?UFE, e-mail Microsoft Outlook and schedule a backup file (. pst), etc and put them on an external hard drive. Neil comes up, explained their situation to?'RenMany of the files were encrypted, but many of them were using Microsoft Encrypting File System encrypted (in which the files are encrypted green color.) Sorry, wei?I do not think before reformatting, which I was denied access to them due to the nature of encoding and decoding of the loss of a profile. After saving the files, went through the process of formatting and try to reinstall Windows. But after that I when I?Open, move, or even the encrypted files wanted, he said that access was denied. I realized I had to find a way to find the access again. "
The loss of the data encrypted with EFS is an h?Asked problem with regular??of users. The documentation issued by Microsoft EFS is often difficult to understand for them. It is also true that few read the instructions before starting work. Having described the complex algorithm, or even misleading unverst?RURAL for the average user, so Microsoft's Web site,If the private key given?dam?damaged or missing, but the user who encrypted the file is decrypted. If a recovery agent is present, k?then the file can be restored. If the key file has been implemented, then the key can be recovered and decrypt the file. If not, the file is lost. EFS is an excellent file encryption system there is no "Backdoors. overload for this type of information can a normal user, or more figuratively, get Brain Freeze easily. In addition, k?EFS-encrypted files can represent a problem for experienced administrators. The trick is that the system itself on a data?ger is stored, w?While the encrypted files in another. After you install the operating system administrator to his surprise new, recommended?depends "Access Denied "Message. A backup data media?eng only the data, but the key always with the disk backup gone, that is not stored in the system. Neil says Power, "As far as I know?, Microsoft has no M?opportunity to restore it, and really was short notice of the danger of the first encryption, which try to use it given (even if Microsoft provides warnings about format changes.) There had been my sense, my username and password?? Changemy user name and password back?original. However, this does not seem to work. "
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