How to decrypt my SD card and it's data that's been encrypted by android marshmallow??

[Ankitprasadbhatt]

I encrypted my SD card as internal storage while using cyanogenmod on moto e(condor) but the ROM got stuck on boot, so I tried to recover it by factory reset. Now my SD card is not getting supported by any device present because of the encryption but the data is still there. Is there any way I could get that data back by PC or mobile????

 

[TheChosenDoge]

I encrypted my SD card as internal storage while using cyanogenmod on moto e(condor) but the ROM got stuck on boot, so I tried to recover it by factory reset. Now my SD card is not getting supported by any device present because of the encryption but the data is still there. Is there any way I could get that data back by PC or mobile????

It is complicated since it is a both encrypted and apart of internal storage

This forum thread on another site seems to clarify the problem and solution let me know if it helps

http://android.stackexchange.com/qu...data-from-an-adopted-sd-card-to-a-new-sd-card

 

[Rukbat]

The actual solution is to move everything back to the phone (it might have to be done in stages if there's not enough space on the phone) and store it off-phone. Then switch cards, format the new card to internal. When it's done, install all the backed up apps and restore the backed up files. (Data might be a problem, since not all apps make their data available - which is why I don't consider this a good idea for any but the smallest phones. 4GB internal storage? Maybe. 32GB internal? No.)

BTW, a factory reset wipes ALL storage, so there's probably nothing on the card. It may show that much data in use, but that's because the factory reset doesn't reset that for non-standard storage. Format the card as FAT32 in the computer and use it for something else.

 

[Mohammad Pourheidary]

I've just the same problem.
Could anyone find a solution how to access the data on SD card like this?