michael endrizzi

Great article! Unfortunately did not help me but hope this helps others. I also had a domain AD account that got migrated and lost my database. Got most of the procedure to work, but still cannot decode... 1) I think?? what happens is the keys are unencrypted from the old account and re-encrypted under the new temp account. You can watch the keys move from the old account to the new account in the protect folder, just keep both folders open and watch the move. 2) dpapimig.exe takes 3-5 minutes to...

Great article! Unfortunately did not help me but hope this helps others. I also had a domain AD account that got migrated and lost my database. Got most of the procedure to work, but still cannot decode... 1) I think?? what happens is the keys are unencrypted from the old account and re-encrypted under the new temp account. You can watch the keys move from the old account to the new account in the protect folder, just keep both folders open and watch the move. 2) dpapimig.exe takes 3-5 minutes to...

Great article! Unfortunately did not help me but hope this helps others. I also had a domain AD account that got migrated and lost my database. Got most of the procedure to work, but still cannot decode... 1) I think?? what happens is the keys are unencrypted from the old account and re-encrypted under the new temp account. You can watch the keys move from the old account to the new account in the protect folder, just keep both folders open and watch the move. 2) dpapimig.exe takes 3-5 minutes to...

Great article! Unfortunately did not help me but hope this helps others. 1) I think?? what happens is the keys are unencrypted from the old account and re-encrypted under the new temp account. You can watch the keys move from the old account to the new account in the protect folder, just keep both folders open and watch the move. 2) dpapimig.exe takes 3-5 minutes to pop-up so you have to wait 3) For replacing the computer-1 name in the registry key. I had a network AD account also that got lost....

Great article! Unfortunately did not help me but hope this helps others. 1) I think?? what happens is the keys are unencrypted from the old account and re-encrypted under the new temp account. You can watch the keys move from the old account to the new account in the protect folder, just keep both folders open and watch the move. 2) dpapimig.exe takes 3-5 minutes to pop-up so you have to wait 3) For replacing the computer-1 name in the registry key. I had a network AD account also that got lost....

Great article! Unfortunately did not help me but hope this helps others. 1) I think?? what happens is the keys are unencrypted from the old account and re-encrypted under the new temp account. You can watch the keys move from the old account to the new account in the protect folder, just keep both folders open and watch the move. 2) dpapimig.exe takes 3-5 minutes to pop-up so you have to wait 3) For replacing the computer-1 name in the registry key. I had a network AD account also that got lost....