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= Known problems and limitations

- The program can decrypt protected files only if encryption keys (at least, some of them) are still exist in the system and have not been tampered.
- Only "Basic" (but not "Dynamic") NTFS partitions are supported.
- For files encrypted on Windows 2000, if Account Database Key (SYSKEY) is stored on floppy disk, or if "Password Startup" option has been set, you should know/have one of the following in order to be able to decrypt the files:
- startup password or startup floppy disk
- the password of user who encrypted the files
- the password of Recovery Agent (if one is availbale)
- If password of the user (who encrypted the files) have been changed after encryption, you may need to enter the old password into the program.
- If files were encrypted under Windows XP (with or without SP1) or Windows Server 2003, the password of user who encrypted the files (or Recovery Agent) is needed for decryption.
- The program has been tested only on files encrypted under U.S. version of Windows; if any other (international) version has been used, correct work is not guaranteed.

For more information, look at the help file.

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