Not even going to ask if any one knows how to fix it, believe me its one hot topic on many many forums.
Only problem i'm having is figuring out why the #&*! would something so "secure" allow you to encrypt something, as I did. And after using the decryption option to return to original decrypt SD card state. It would leave my photos and videos that I sought after to protect in the first place ENCRYPTED?!
Am I missing something here? Cause I just don't understand how this could be.
Currently working to resolve this blunder using www.yodot.com who offers a photo recovery program as well as a file recovery. Currently at 40% completion so I don't have the results as of now.
Only problem i'm having is figuring out why the #&*! would something so "secure" allow you to encrypt something, as I did. And after using the decryption option to return to original decrypt SD card state. It would leave my photos and videos that I sought after to protect in the first place ENCRYPTED?!
Am I missing something here? Cause I just don't understand how this could be.
Currently working to resolve this blunder using www.yodot.com who offers a photo recovery program as well as a file recovery. Currently at 40% completion so I don't have the results as of now.
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