HDD Partition encrypted by HP Protect Tools -- any whay to recover my data?

[Iulian0101]

Hello,

I have encrypted my hdd using HP Protect tools. Then, i had some windows problems, i used Recovery (from Windows), and then Windows7 did not boot. After that i reinstalled Windows 7 on the first partition (C), and now i can't acces my data on the "D" partition. I mention that i have the ".dat" key but i can't find any whay to recover my data.
I have read this thread: Link but is just not working for me.

Maybe is somewhone that had the same problem and can explain me step by step what i need to do.

 

[rclarke250]

What part isn't working? The part where you have to change the date of your computer to match that in the link so the day code provided will work?

 

[linney]

On the Public section of my SkyDrive is the following copy of a web page file which I can't find a direct link to at HP. Click on the file and see if there is any relevant or helpful information there.

hp safe boot

https://skydrive.live.com/?cid=DB58...cid=DB58E4A03B3DCCAB&id=DB58E4A03B3DCCAB!9966

 

[Iulian0101]

rclarke250 ---> I have the code, i changed the date in BIOS and i have been authenticated. THat is not the problem. I did everything, i authentificated from HP key. Then i did force decrypt. I took 48 hours for a 500 GB partition. My "C" partition whas formated, so i don't have the original Windows 7 instalation. My "D" partition looks like this:

It seems that the partition "D" is "raw". I think the decryption process whent ok, but can't acces my data. In "A43 File Management Utilty" is the same, i can't acces the partition after beeing decrypted.

I know that my data is there because i used the software called "TestDisk-photorec_wn" and i could get my data out, but i have 200000 files and it changes the names of the files, and put them in some folders and they are not like they whas on the original partition. I can use some of that data, but i i don't have all the files and folders in the original state i rely can't use more than 90% of them.

 

[Iulian0101]

Here are the pictures again: