On this basis, I can't tell whether the software is looking at unencrypted data on the drive after authentication by PGP, or is trying to figure out the meaning of the encrypted drive. None of the recovery software has found a file system or any discernible data that indicates the drive ever held any useful files. Windows's Disk Management console also reports the drive is healthy, although with file system Raw. SMART data indicates no physical problems with the drive. I've run Western Digital's diagnostics, as well as Recuva, Partition Wizard, R-Studio, GetDataBack, and iRecover, without finding any meaningful results.
I'm glad to see both of you are still here!īased on Paul's answer, I'm having fun (NOT!) with disk testing and recovery software. In PGP Desktop, the drive is listed under PGP Disk, but does not show the drive letter. I then went to Windows "Disk Management," which reports the disk is online and has drive letter E. It appears that WDE recognizes the disk, sees that it is encrypted, and knows the user and key, but does not find an online volume on it. Request sent to List users on disk was successful
Request sent to Display disk information was successfulĬ:\Program Files (x86)\PGP Corporation\PGP Desktop>pgpwde -list-user -disk 1
Total number of sectors on disk: 1953519616 Model Number: WD Elements 1023 USB Device Request sent to Disk status was successfulĬ:\Program Files (x86)\PGP Corporation\PGP Desktop>pgpwde -info -disk 1 Request sent to Enumerate disks was successfulĬ:\Program Files (x86)\PGP Corporation\PGP Desktop>pgpwde -disk-status -disk 1 Total number of installed fixed/removable storage device (excluding floppy and CDROM): 3ĭisk 0 has 1 online volumes: volume C OS is on partition 3 with offset 30801920ĭisk 2 has 1 online volumes: volume I Elements 1 Tb SN 7917 is on partition 1 with offset 2048 All rights reserved.Ĭ:\Program Files (x86)\PGP Corporation\PGP Desktop>pgpwde -enum Results of command line tests of problem drive:Ĭopyright (c) 2009 Microsoft Corporation.
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