Hello,
I have a user with a Dell Latitude E6520 that has Windows 7 Pro and the entire drive is encrypted with PGP WDE. A couple days ago, the user reported that he was getting a "mssing operating system" error message on bootup. He was able to enter the PGP password, but then the missing o/s message came up. I took the drive out and connected it to my machine and noticed that the partitions were no longer NTFS, they were now RAW and I was unable to access any data on them.
I booted the machine with a PGP recovery disc and decrypted the drive and then used iCare Data Recovery (free edition) to pull off some files that he needs.
Is there a way to convert the partitions back to NTFS so I can either make this machine bootable again or at least pull off the rest of the data? I'm not looking to spend money on this project if I can avoid it. This particular user is leaving the company at the end of next week so usability is not the issue, just data extraction.
Thanks,
JG