Hi, digambaringale333
1. Did you run a bit by bit copy of the disk as you stated before (before running a PGP BOOT ISO).
I guess no, although it may be too late now, so please do bit by bit copy now before running any further steps
2. Using a PGP Recovey Disk was not a right choice as per my first post.
Anyway... let's see....
3. Can you let me know when you Slave the drive to another machine with PGP - how the disk is visible in PGP Desktop. Send the screenshot please. You have to have a machine with PGP installed
4. If the point 1) is met then try as follow please
x32
C:\Program Files\PGP Corporation\PGP Desktop>
x64
C:\Program Files (x86)\PGP Corporation\PGP Desktop>
pgpwde --enum --disk 1 (if the affected drive is disk 1)
pgpwde --status --disk 1
pgpwde --list-users --disk 1
pgpwde --auth --disk 1 -p "passprase"
* - try passphrase for one of the users from --list-users
or
pgpwde --auth --disk 1 -p "passprase" --ap
or
pgpwde --auth --disk 1 -p "passprase" --aa
* - here you need to have an AD WDE-ADMIN security group beforehand with the users
or
pgpwde --auth --disk 1 --wdrt "WDRT taken from SEMS"
* - if you had a managed client connected to SEMS / encryption server you can see if you can generate a WDRT to use with abobve command
5. Run
pgpwde --recover --passphrase "passphrase" --disk 1
* - this command might take a while to search a backup BGFS records on entire affected drive. Wait till it's finished and provide feedback. Screenshot
6. Finally after above all steps run steps from my previous post about searching BGFS records manually via WinHEX tool and let me know the feedback.
HTH
you SLAVE the drive to another machine without PGP please make sure that you do it with PGP