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I just checked. It seems to be up now. Think they had a maintenance window to address some database corruption issues. May have taken longer than they thought (very large database).

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Hi TopKnot and welcome. You probably have the news module installed. Since the stories module is based on the news module they have common tables and cannot be installed together.

Sorry.

Well it could be possible but not likely. If it was that easy it would negate the purpose of encryption because it could be broken on another machine at will.

If you do find such a software please let me know, I still have my lost files here somewhere.

I do hope my articles will help you prevent such a loss in the future. And BTW welcome to warpigw2.com.

I think the short answer is no. You see the encryption within the EFS are tied to 2 things, both unique.

1 - the key itself
and 2 - the user SID

Once you format the hard disk you distroy #2 which makes any keys tied to that user unusable.

This is why it is important to create a data recovery agent, but if you reformat to reinstall it is important to create another recovery agent and import all data recovery certificates on each new install, if you miss one (as I did once) it renders all certificates unusable.

Very sorry to have to give bad news here, but that is why I wrote that article you mentioned in the first place.

You may also want to have a look at a kind of EFS best practice checklist Here.

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Due to the actions of a warez type spammer, all forums now require registration before posting. Thanks for your understanding.

You may want to try the "Team" module by mithrandir that can be found Here.

Looks like what you are looking for. Let me know.

Did you keep the add drop table option?

Great, glad to have you here. Hope you enjoy the site and information available.