Decrypting NTFS

[MyndFyre]

It's not Windows XP home, it's pro.  What makes you think it's home?

Oh good.  You should be okay then.

[Chavo]

You sure? I've only seen the 'crippled' startup menu choices in home...

[MyndFyre]

You sure? I've only seen the 'crippled' startup menu choices in home...

What are the "crippled" startup choices that you speak of?

[iago]

I'm very sure. 

That's the menu that comes up if I don't press F8 in time, if the boot fails.  If I hit F8, I get a screenful of options.

[Chavo]

I just realized that I missed the entire 2nd page of posts....so yea, that's why my replies don't make sense   Carry on...

[Sidoh]

I'm terribly sorry for bumping this if this answer means nothing, but I was just looking over "the" Linux NTFS wrapper's website and it said it had a utility for decrypting encrypted NTFS

http://www.linux-ntfs.org :

Decrypting files: ntfsdecrypt is a new tool for decrypting NTFS encrypted files. Mostly stable, but needs a patched gnutls library

[iago]

Yeah, I think I mentioned that I read that.  You need a file from Windows to use that though, which requires the Cipher.exe program. But I couldn't run Cipher.exe.  Unless I missed anything. 

[Sidoh]

Yeah, I think I mentioned that I read that.  You need a file from Windows to use that though, which requires the Cipher.exe program. But I couldn't run Cipher.exe.  Unless I missed anything. 

Oops, sorry.  I must have missed it.

[MyndFyre]

Yeah, I think I mentioned that I read that.  You need a file from Windows to use that though, which requires the Cipher.exe program. But I couldn't run Cipher.exe.  Unless I missed anything. 

Did you ever get it fixed?

[iago]

Yeah, I think I mentioned that I read that.  You need a file from Windows to use that though, which requires the Cipher.exe program. But I couldn't run Cipher.exe.  Unless I missed anything. 

Did you ever get it fixed?

I don't have access to a computer right now, so I have no way of booting it.  I'll post here once I do, for sure.